Hello,
I had that problem when I first developed the code that did the clipping
and scaling from the source image.
I am currently displaying two gif files as the base images for my map.
They are 5.31MB and 5.56MB each.
Your 2.01MB jpeg will expand to use more memory when it loads. The amount
it needs will depend on the amount of compression used when making the
file.
I got around this problem by using the -Xmx option on the Java command
line. I currently use -Xmx256M which sets the maximum heap size to 256MB.
Hope this helps.
with regards,
Adrian
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