How can I allocate 8 GB ( not 1 GB ) RAM to my JDK on windows

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Published on 2012-12-14T10:04:43Z Indexed on 2012/12/14 11:04 UTC
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JDK on Windows takes max around 2 GB RAM. Even if we allocate more RAM to our JDK; it doesnt take it. If I need to run a process which need 8 GB RAM on Windows; how can I achieve it ?

Do we have any JDK provided by any other provider which could support it ? Memcached provides us additional cache which can be used... but that is not I am looking for. Suppose I need to run my jMeter with 8 GB RAM on my windows box; Memcached wont help for sure.. Is there any provider which provides me with this ? Previosly I thought Terracotta does that; but looks like that also is like Memcached.

I am using Windows 7. If needed I can use Windows Server also.. I just need to get it running.

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