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Part 3 Other Application Developments> Chapter 12 XML Conversion Function> 12.5 Designing Applications

12.5.2 Processing Procedure of Applications that Use the XML Conversion Function

This section explains the flow of processing performed by applications that use the XML conversion function.
Refer to Appendix K XML Conversion Function APIs for details on each class and method.

When there is a large amount of data to be converted, the heap area for the Java runtime environment may become insufficient. This problem can be avoided by increasing the heap size of the Java runtime environment. The heap size of the Java runtime environment can be changed using the Java command, as illustrated by the following example.

Example

Setting the maximum size of the Java heap size for Java application 'AppClass' to 256 MB
Java -Xmx256m AppClass

Down12.5.2.1 Procedure for Converting Data in a Database to XML Documents
Down12.5.2.2 Procedure for Converting Data in a CSV File to an XML Document

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