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Message: [QUOTE="Chris Smith, post: 616672"] As always when analyzing performance data, interpret the values with caution. Since Java is garbage collected and has a somewhat sophisticated collector, it can depend on the memory pressure of the system. For example, if Eclipse claims to be using 200MB of memory in task manager, that may be because the garbage collector hasn't seen a good enough reason to run collection recently. Modern JVM versions do release memory to the operating system occasionally, and that number may quickly shrink when memory is needed. A more complete process viewer can show you the working set size, which is generally a better indicator of the total memory "tied up" with that process. -- [URL="http://www.designacourse.com"]www.designacourse.com[/URL] The Easiest Way To Train Anyone... Anywhere. Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer MindIQ Corporation [/QUOTE]