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I have my java-written application being “killed” after some time of work.
Java application is started from SH script under Linux, which is running for some time. After then the PID displayed and “killed” word said.
Like this:
runMyServer.sh: line 3: 3593 Killed java -Xmx2024m -cp ...
There is information about out of memory event in the system log. So it looks like out of memory error.
My question is: when OutOfMemroyError exception can be not generating?
You probably have too little memory on your system or run processes that eat up all ram and swap. When GNU/Linux runs out of memory it will kill processes using much memory. This is basically just kill on the process, so it is not you Java process running out of memory, but rather the OS.