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I am using OpenSearchServer v1.2.4 rc3.
In the first few days it’s working fine.
But when its Index size reached 1.0GB I got this error
“Error (java.lang.NullPointerException)”
when I start my crawler. The crawler works fine for some time and then stops with this error
“Error (java.lang.NullPointerException)”.
What’s wrong?
Depending of the size of your index, a memory parameter must be added. By default, OpenSearchServer is setup to run on small server with the default RAM value provided by the Java Virtual Machine (from 64MB to 512MB only).
For large indexes, you must set up a higher value. On a Unix/Linux server, just create an /etc/opensearchserver file with the following content:
On a Windows server, edit the start.bat files. Add the following line just after :okExec
Replace 2G (which mean 2 GB) by the size of the memory you want to allocate to OpenSearchServer.
In a 32 bits version, the memory is limited to 2.5GB. You can use more memory with a 64 bits operating system using the following lines (on Unix/Linux):
for Window 64bits:
After restarting OpenSearchServer, just check in the Runtime tab panel that you have the correct size of memory available.
Regarding the error details, it is more useful to have the full stack trace. You can find it in the log file (data/logs/oss.log), or in the Runtime/Logs tab panel.