Customizer's Guide > Working with Arbortext Import/Export > Troubleshooting > Adjusting Java Memory Availability
  
Adjusting Java Memory Availability
You may be able to improve the performance of Arbortext Import/Export by adjusting the amount of memory that is allocated to Java (which underlies much of Arbortext Import/Export).
The amount of memory allocated to Java when using Arbortext Import/Export is specified in the file stdexecutorconfig.xml. This file is typically stored in the Arbortext-path\lib\cpix\bin\platform directory. (You can specify an alternate directory for this file using the value of the APTIMPORTCPIX environment variable.)
Use the following steps to adjust the amount of memory allocated to Java.
1. Open stdexecutorconfig.xml in Arbortext Editor or an ASCII editor.
2. In the file, locate the following section.
<mainclass>com.xyz.platform.transformer.STDExecutor</mainclass>
<heapsizemin>72m</heapsizemin>
<heapsizemax>512m</heapsizemax>
These default values set the minimum Java heap size to 72mb and the maximum Java heap size to 512mb.
3. Change the heapsizemin and heapsizemax values as desired, using the character m to specify the value in megabytes.