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Just to follow up on here: Creating very large image files with BufferedImage, strange issues depending on compilation and computer
I still have the issue and I did try the Xmx command line to make sure the JVM had at least 1024m of RAM, I put the parametere in as both -Xmx1024m and -Xmx 1024m but neither worked.
The syntax is -Xmx1024m. Other then that, you didn’t answer my question on the previous thread – you said you were showing the image (after creating it). When exactly do you get the exception? After showing it or after creating it? Do you re-create the image every time you want to display it? We need more information – post the code you’re using to load and show the image, preferably an SSCCE.