Comments on Keith Chapman's Blog: Increasing memory of JUnit TestCases in Maven2

thanks for the code, it worked like charm for me.

2011-11-09T12:35:02.895+05:30

thanks for the code, it worked like charm for me.

maaan thanku so very much!! god bless!

2011-05-03T12:02:32.474+05:30

maaan thanku so very much!! god bless!

Thanks for the tip. I kept increasing MAVEN_OPTS ...

2010-06-17T06:26:35.490+05:30

Thanks for the tip.

I kept increasing MAVEN_OPTS heap size without any effect!

Gotta love Maven... :p

Thank you. You saved couple of hours of my life.

2010-01-28T19:05:06.669+05:30

Thank you. You saved couple of hours of my life.

Very helpful - thanks a lot!

2009-08-31T17:33:30.919+05:30

Very helpful - thanks a lot!

Thank you very much for this very valuable and int...

2009-08-06T17:39:47.312+05:30

Thank you very much for this very valuable and interesting post!

We were butting our heads against this for a while...

2009-03-24T21:03:00.000+05:30

We were butting our heads against this for a while. Like you, we tried setting MAVEN_OPTS to no avail. Your solution did work for us. Thanks, Keith!

Our situation is slightly weirder because developers on Macs didn't have problems with running out of memory in the tests but developers in windows did, so we ended up putting our override of memory settings in our individual .m2/settings.xml files.

sure does work. I had a hard time figuring this ou...

2009-02-26T19:31:00.000+05:30

sure does work. I had a hard time figuring this out, that's the very reason I thought a blog post on that will be useful for others facing the same situation. Good to hear that someone befited from it.

It works, thank you!

2009-02-26T15:31:00.000+05:30

It works, thank you!

Sounds like your code is leaking static data struc...

2008-06-30T14:46:00.000+05:30

Sounds like your code is leaking static data structures; might be worth tracking that down...