Error message on build

Can anyone help me interpret/troubleshoot the following message I got when trying to build an SWF application?

After hitting "Build" and choosing application (set for SWF exporter for Flash), I got an error message that said:

Loading configuration file C:\Program Files (x86)\Multimedia Fusion Developer 2\Data\Runtime\Flash\Flex\frameworks\flex-config.xml
Error: Java heap space

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at java.util.Arrays.copyOf(Unknown Source)
at java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream.write(Unknown Source)
at flash.swf.RandomAccessBuffer.write(RandomAccessBuf fer.java:90)
at flash.swf.SwfEncoder.writeUI16(SwfEncoder.java:59)
at flash.swf.TagEncoder.encodeTagHeader(TagEncoder.ja va:305)
at flash.swf.TagEncoder.encodeTag(TagEncoder.java:254 )
at flash.swf.TagEncoder.exportAssets(TagEncoder.java: 1929)
at flash.swf.tags.ExportAssets.visit(ExportAssets.jav a:38)
at flash.swf.MovieEncoder.export(MovieEncoder.java:12 8)
at flex2.compiler.API.encode(API.java:4077)
at flex2.tools.Compiler.mxmlc(Compiler.java:270)
at flex2.tools.Compiler.main(Compiler.java:53)

What does that mean?
And what do I have to do to correct the problem?

Thanks!

-coop

That is a strange error -- Perhaps send the MFA over to Francois -- Send him a PM about it so he can take a look.

ok will do
thx

I tried to send him the file but it was 71000 kb (and zipped it was 41000 kb)-
Any ideas on how I can send it to Francois (yahoo and my ISP won't let you attach files over 25 MB)
Thx

Ps does this error message mean that my game is too big to be converted to flash?

I suppose I could copy the frames and send them in small groups...

Split the zip into two parts and do it that way. (Winrar or something) :)

Or try removing things (frames, sounds) that are unnecessary to reprodeuce the problem until you get a reasonable size.

Or... did you change the MP3 settings in the properties of the application? If so, reset them to their default value and retry.

Thanks for the advice -- I did get the file to Francois and he was very helpful. If anyone else has this problem, here's what he said to do:

"In a text editor (not a word processor, something like Notepad.exe), open the file located :
<MMF2 directory>\data\runtime\flash\flex\bin\jvm.config

On the line "java.args", replace -Xmx384m by -Xmx1024m

Save the file, it should work now..."

The only problem I have now, is when I go to save the JVM file, I get an "ACCESS DENIED" message.
Anyone know how I get around that?

Thanks
-Steve

Make sure the file is not being used by anything, like MMF2. You could also make sure it is not set to read-only in the properties. Vista/7 permissions may be an issue, as well.

Well, MMF 2 was not open at the time.
I didnt get any popups about a vista permission either.

Which file exactly has to not be set to read only --- the application itself?

Thanks