Why does the TSF Client periodically appear to hang and does not respond to user selections?
JAVA memory management issues are usually to blame and hard to track down. This usually occurs when the results returned by a query exceed the maximum memory allocated to the JAVA JVM. By default, the TSF Client allocates 256 Megabytes as the maximum amount of memory available. This amount can be increased by modifying the client Start method to have a higher value for the “-Xmx” property that controls the amount of memory available to the JAVA JVM. The default value is -Xmx256M (Where the M represents Megabytes). So to change the available memory to 512 Megabytes, just edit the property to -Xmx256M. The method for editing this property depends on how the TSF Client is being launched. For instance, if the TSF Client is launched via the Windows Start menu, then right-click on the start menu short-cut (Icon) and select Properties. Then on the ShortCut tab, change the -Xmx property in the Target field. Restart the TSF client and re-query. If the problem persists, then add more system memo
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