Installing the SWIFT Message Library

The SWIFT Message Library is not installed as part of the standard Java CAPS installation, and needs to be installed after you install Java CAPS. For instructions on installing Repository-based components, see Installing Additional Repository-Based Java CAPS Components in Installing Additional Components for Oracle Java CAPS 6.3.

The annual SWIFT Message Libraries rely on the following components. The Adapters are installed in the standard Java CAPS installation, and you can install the SWIFT Message Library when you install the annual libraries.

• File Adapter (the File Adapter is used by most sample Projects)

• Batch Adapter (the Batch Adapter is required to run the MX validation sample project)

• SWIFT Message Library (this includes all versions of the library)

When you install the SWIFT libraries, install SwiftOTDLibrary.sar and one or both of the following files, depending on which versions of SWIFT messages you are using:

• SwiftOTDLibrary2010.sar

• SwiftOTDLibrary2009.sar

Increasing the Heap Size

Because of the size of the SWIFT Message Library, the heap size may need to be increased before using the library. If the heap size is not increased, you might receive OutOfMemoryError messages when you try to build, deploy, or run a SWIFT Message Library Project.

If you receive this message while building or deploying a SWIFT Project, increase the heap size and then retry the process. If you receive the message during runtime, increase the GlassFish server heap size. NetBeans automatically determines the heap size based on available memory, but if you receive the message in NetBeans, increase the heap size for NetBeans as well.

To Increase the Heap Size for GlassFish

1. In the GlassFish Admin Console, click Application Server in the left navigation panel.
2. Click the JVM Setting tab, and then the JVM Options subtab.
3. Change the –Xmx512m option to –Xmx768m

To Increase the Heap Size for NetBeans

1. Navigate to JavaCAPS_Home\netbeans\etc and open the file netbeans.conf in a text editor.
2. Modify the netbeans_default_options property by changing the –Xmx512m option to –Xmx768m.

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   Note - Your Xmx option might have a default value other than 512 depending on your available memory.

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