Soon Meeho!™ version 2.0 will be released along with our iPhone App. We’re talking a complete redesign of the software plus additional new features for you.

In 3-4 weeks, magic will happen. Look forward!

We’ve recently moved to a new location, a place called SCION in Lyngby, just outside of Copenhagen in Denmark. Our new offices offer all we need to successfully develop Meeho!™ version 2.0, coming in July along with the Meeho!™ App for iPhone. Additionally, our web sites will be updated completely with a fresh, new design also used in the Meeho!™ software itself.

Thanks for all your support – we can’t wait to launch the new platform!

Picture of SCION, the place where our new offices are located.

We have previously covered how to properly adjust the JVM memory  size in the JBoss Application Server. For Apache Tomcat, the widely used Java EE web and application container, this requires a slightly different configuration. The configuration below applies to UNIX compatible systems only, but Windows should be very similar.

1. Open the bin/ directory of your Tomcat installation folder and create a new file called setenv.sh.

2. Edit the file and add the following two lines:

#!/bin/sh

export JAVA_OPTS="-server -Xmx1024m"

The above line runs the JVM in a server configuration and sets the maximum memory usage to 1024 MB. Likewise for 512 MB it would be -Xmx512m.

3. Close your editor and make the file executable:

chmod +x setenv.sh

4. Finally, run setenv.sh every time before you run startup.sh from <tomcat-dir>/bin/. This will adjust the maximum memory footprint used by the JVM for Tomcat accordingly.

Remember that you can also add in other JVM options into this script as well. Best of luck with your configuration endeavours.

Today, we stumbled upon the pixlr Editor, an online tool for editing images that reminds a whole lot of PhotoShop, it’s just web-based. It’s made in Flash, and we think it’s really cool! Check out the screenshot below or visit the pixlr Editor web site.

Screenshot of the pixlr Editor - how cool is that!