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jvm.properties again, should it be in policy or have higher default value?

Vladislav Tatarincev  12 May 2011 14:13:46
Many people reported their tips and tricks about speeding Lotus client, with modifying jvm.properties file.
http://www.lotusdr.com/LotusDR/LotusDR.nsf/dx/speeding-up-the-notes-eclipse-version.htm?opendocument&comments
I wonder why LN does not have an Centralized option to manage this?
like Desktop Policy settings, if xmx is 40% of RAM, or CASEs like if more than 2GB then XMX is 1024 or 512.

Lotus Symphone has option this PC is Fast or not so fast, this will impact this jvm.properties. Why there is no same thing in Lotus Notes?

we have fantastic  product, Lotus Notes, but why it is not so OUT OF THE BOX friendly?


Comments

1Marc Champoux  12/05/2011 16:29:43  jvm.properties again, should it be in policy or have higher default value?

Hi Vlad! In my case, I wrote this button to help my employees with their Lotus Notes jvm.properties file modifications ... grab the code here: { Link }

2Vlaad  12/05/2011 19:53:36  jvm.properties again, should it be in policy or have higher default value?

Hi, Marc, great code,

I am afraid it will work for users with Admin rights.

if end-user has limited OS access, it will not work :(

I expect this to be included in IBM Lotus, and to be controlled via policy.

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