i receive a HTTP:java.lang.OutOfMemory error when i try to run a java agent. How can i restart the JVM with out restarting the server
Subject: how do you restart the JVM
Issue the “tell http q” at the server console to stop the http task which also stops the jvm. Then issue “load http” to restart the http server which restarts the JVM
Subject: Or “restart task http” (less typing for lazy administrators 
Subject: These changes are insufficient for some applications
Restarting, or quitting and reloading amgr and http is insufficient for some 3rd party applications that require java.policy changes. I’ve found no exception to this in my circumstances, and have found that complete server restarts are required. It could be the way information is loaded into memory by the 3rd party app, but at any rate, the changes are not recognized without a restart.
Subject: http restart != tell http quit , load http
I am doing development on a Domino server, so I often put up a lot of jars and need to restart the http server.
I’ve noticed that “http restart” will restart HTTP, but it will NOT recognize new jars. “tell http quit” followed by “load http” seems to work. it’s odd that these two methods do not have the same effect.
Subject: tell http restart != restart task http
“restart task http” is literally a wrapper around “tell http quit” and “load http” (basically a hard restart), whereas tell http restart does a “soft” restart only (faster, less “expensive”).