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Is there an easy way with webserver 6.0 to point to the -server version of the jvm vs the client version?

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Is there an easy way with webserver 6.0 to point to the -server version of the jvm vs the client version?

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Besides the administrative server settings to point to the jvm you wish to use, you must edit the jvm12.conf for the server instance in question. Look for and uncomment the following line… jvm.option=-server Also, the link with the j2ee environment must be changed to use the server option: Check the jvm that you are pointing to for this. Lets say that you are pointing the webserver to use /usr/j2se: $ pwd /usr/j2se/jre/lib/sparc $ ls -la libjvm.so lrwxrwxrwx 1 root other 16 Jan 5 2004 libjvm.so -> client/libjvm.so Note that you will need to remove the libjvm.so link and recreate it to point to server/libjvm.

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