I’m still working on a Java-2-Grails migration project; which is full of surprises everyday…
Currently I have to run the project from command-prompt as I end up in a “java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space” error whenever I start the project in Eclipse. After a few web page clicks and operations, the dead-end Heap space error does appear (and neverRr goes away) and there’s nothing else to do than to restart the application or Eclipse itself.
Well, now even restart does not help – so the only option is to use “grails run-app” in the command prompt. To be honest; I’m not a command prompt fan! Using println for debugging seems to inconvenient after being a fan of the Eclipse debugging environment…
I have also checked the Eclipse start-up settings; read through forums… No way out…
There must be some other debugging option, right? Or I’m just being punk’d;)
I’m on your same situation, can’t even clean or close the project. Updated to the latest eclipse, and same thing.
Wiped out my preferences, nothing.
Raised the heap values, it will eat whatever memory I give it in less than a minute.
Can’t find where’s the damn “.log” it mentions on one of the little dialogs that tell me to exit the “Benchmark”