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Assuming '''<LDOC_HOME>''' the installation folder of LogicalDOC (eg: C:\LogicalDOC). | Assuming '''<LDOC_HOME>''' the installation folder of LogicalDOC (eg: C:\LogicalDOC). | ||
Open a | '''''Open a Command Prompt with elevated privileges (Run as Administrator)''''' and execute these commands: | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
cd | cd <LDOC_HOME>\tomcat\bin | ||
LogicalDOCw.exe //MS//LogicalDOC (if you do not have | LogicalDOCw.exe //MS//LogicalDOC (if you do not have LogicalDOCw.exe use tomcat8w.exe instead) | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:06, 4 March 2024
Assuming <LDOC_HOME> the installation folder of LogicalDOC (eg: C:\LogicalDOC). Open a Command Prompt with elevated privileges (Run as Administrator) and execute these commands:
cd <LDOC_HOME>\tomcat\bin LogicalDOCw.exe //MS//LogicalDOC (if you do not have LogicalDOCw.exe use tomcat8w.exe instead)
A new tray icon with the LogicalDOC logo appears:
Right click on it and choose Configure...
Now open the Java tab:
In the field Maximum memory pool you can put the number of maximum memory to use for the
heap (in the example 2000 MB).
In production systems we recommend to put the minimum allocated memory equal to the maximum one
When done click on Apply and restart the LogicalDOC service
