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    <p>Apparently there is a limit to the size of an initialisation string in javac. Can anyone help me in identifying what the maximum limit is please?</p> <p>Thank you</p> <p><strong>edit:</strong></p> <p>We are building an initialisation string which will look something like this "{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8......}" but with 10,000 numbers ideally. When we do this for a 1000 it works, 10,000 throws an error saying code too large for try statement. </p> <p>To produce this we are using a stringbuilder and looping over an array appending the values. Apparently it is a limitation in javac. We have been told that we could rebuild the array in the method we are invoking if we pass it in small chunks. This however is not possible because we dont have control over the user method we are invoking.</p> <p>I would like to post code but can't because this is a project for University. I am not looking for code solutions just some help in understanding what the actual problem here is. </p> <p>Its the for loop which is the offender </p> <pre><code> Object o = new Object() { public String toString() { StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder(); int length = MainInterfaceProcessor.this.valuesFromData.length; Object[] arrayToProcess = MainInterfaceProcessor.this.valuesFromData; if(length == 0) { //throw exception to do } else if(length == 1) { s.append("{" + Integer.toString((Integer)arrayToProcess[0])+"}"); } else { s.append("{" + Integer.toString((Integer)arrayToProcess[0])+","); //opening statement for(int i = 1; i &lt; length; i++) { if(i == (length - 1)) { //last element in the array so dont add comma at the end s.append(getArrayItemAsString(arrayToProcess, i)+"}"); break; } //append each array value at position i, followed //by a comma to seperate the values s.append(getArrayItemAsString(arrayToProcess, i)+ ","); } } return s.toString(); } }; try { Object result = method.invoke(obj, new Object[] { o }); </code></pre> <p>} </p>
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    1. COWhat exactly do you mean, the length of the command line? The command line parameters? The maximum size of a string? And why does it matter?
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    2. CObecause i am developing an addin for a piece of software(a student based ide) called bluej. To remote call methods you have to build a initialisation string which then gets parsed by the method i am trying to invoke with an array. Large arrays fail because the initialisation string is to large. I just wanted to no how i could view the limit
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    3. COhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/816142/strings-maximum-length-in-java-calling-length-method
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