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This request, if carried out with the browser, will return something similar to the following:
Result of the request from the Internet Explorer browser
Where, in the "value" field we have the desired value. This request can be done directly from,
for example, the Excel spreadsheet, by simply writing this request in the dialogue "Open" (instead of
the name of a file). Excel will interpret the previous XML and generate a table with data:
"Open" request with Excel 2010. In D1 we have the data.
3.2.16 I tried to make a table with the client application and I get the Message
"Table too Big." What can I do to see it?
The client is a Java application. As a Java application it runs on a virtual machine with a limited
memory for it to run assigned by default. Normally this amount of memory allocated by default is
sufficient for running the program. But perhaps for very large tables this memory is insufficient.
For these cases it is possible to run the client application forcing the virtual machine to assign
more memory to the program. This is accomplished by running the program from the command line
with a parameter indicating the maximum and minimum memory available for the program.
java -Xm256m -Xmx1024m –jar AppletScada.jar
As you can see the parameters Xm-and-Xmx allocate a minimum and a maximum quantity to
the program.