Java platform SE binary was no longer responding error

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  • #188028

    Hi everyone, im currently getting a “Java platform se binary was no longer responding, quit or wait” error. I’ve read a similar thread here where someone else was experiencing this – https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/unresponsive-or-slow-platform/

    I’ll be on the platform and then suddenly this message will appear and it shuts itself down.

    Just to recap:

    I have not done any backtesting

    no custom indicators

    Video graphics are up to date on my laptop and i updated my java also but problem persists – anyone else experiencing the same or have a fix?

     

    #188032

    Hi there,

    It could be good to elaborate on when it happens. How often. And how much memory the Java engine consumes at that moment.
    Also, do you have an idea since when this started to happen ?
    Can you think of something you newly applied to your platform environment (could be a new Screener and such) ?

    I don’t think I will be able to help with it really, but all could be important data for PRT to troubleshoot the problem.

    Regards,
    Peter

    PS: I myself receive this message/error once in a while, but then something went wrong in advance already (like too much backtesting, overdriving things).

    #188035

    It’s crazy … often, it’s like you and I are the only users who get problems??  🙂

    My Platform – both Live and Demo on 2 separate PC’s – are working as normal today (up to now!).

    #188090

    I’ve gone ahead and installed more RAM and it seems to be working fine now. All i can think is at 8gb it starts to struggle, I had the occasional error message saying something along the lines of editing this graph has caused it to be near the memory maximum or something to that effect – I just clicked off that message and no issues since. For anyone wanting  a resolve, reinstall more ram, remove the current java you have and reinstall new up to data java.

    #188096

    cc, the latter might be true (reinstall Java). All of the other you deem solved … you will run into it again. You will see …

    8GB is the maximum PRT will consume before it starts to struggle. This theoretically could mean that when you have 8GB of RAM only (had you ?) the issues present differently (up to worse). But no matter how much RAM you have in there, 8GB is the “working” limit. When at 10GB all will die.

     

    I just clicked off that message and no issues since.

    Once you receive that message, you will need to restart the platform. My personal guarantee … 🙂
    Check the box “don’t show again” is asking for the worst of troubles.

    #188100

    reinstall new up to data java.

    PRT uses it’s own on-board java so the PRT Rep has said in the past on the Platform Support Forum.

    Just saying for info.

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