Here is my configuration.
I have macbook pro and macbook both have windows installed inside bootcamp partition.
I'm a developer that write java programs. The product we use is Vignette Content Management software which are also java-based and running on top of WebLogic Applciation server. The typical memory foot print of this jvm can be from 100m ~ 300m or even more.
The point is when I run this jvm along with weblogic admin server jvm and node manager jvm, it works fine if I use bootcamp.
Same bits also works fine under Vmware fusion latest beta version (booting into bootcamp partition).
However, when I use Parallels booting the same bootcamp partition. Both WebLogic admin node jvm and the Vignette JVM crashed. The process dies w/o any reason.
The only common thing between these two jvm process I notice is that both use over 100m memory foot print.
Not sure if anyone has same problem as I do but this looks like it's Parallels issue rather than other 3rd-party software problem. Especially it works under bootcamp and Vmware.
Also, I do recall I use to run same Vignette software fine with Parallels build from last year. (like before September).
I have macbook pro and macbook both have windows installed inside bootcamp partition.
I'm a developer that write java programs. The product we use is Vignette Content Management software which are also java-based and running on top of WebLogic Applciation server. The typical memory foot print of this jvm can be from 100m ~ 300m or even more.
The point is when I run this jvm along with weblogic admin server jvm and node manager jvm, it works fine if I use bootcamp.
Same bits also works fine under Vmware fusion latest beta version (booting into bootcamp partition).
However, when I use Parallels booting the same bootcamp partition. Both WebLogic admin node jvm and the Vignette JVM crashed. The process dies w/o any reason.
The only common thing between these two jvm process I notice is that both use over 100m memory foot print.
Not sure if anyone has same problem as I do but this looks like it's Parallels issue rather than other 3rd-party software problem. Especially it works under bootcamp and Vmware.
Also, I do recall I use to run same Vignette software fine with Parallels build from last year. (like before September).