In order to resolve, you have to increase the amount of memory allocated to the 360Suite tomcat.
This tool can be found in the 360Suite installation folder (next to the apache-tomcat folder) if you are using the tomcat we deliver with 360Suite.
In other cases (third-party tomcat or BOBJ tomcat), this tool is also available because it is installed alongside the tomcat itself. It should be accessible via the Windows start menu.
Linux environment
On a Linux server, the memory settings for Apache Tomcat can be added or modified in the file where the environment variables are configured.
Typically, in <apache-tomcat>/bin/setenv.sh or another “.sh” file (in the bin directory) that is used by default to start the tomcat. Several parameters for the memory values can be set here but the most important is -Xmx that defines the maximum memory size. It can be set with either a megabytes value (m) or a gigabytes value (g)
Example :
CATALINA_OPTS="-Xms4g -Xmx12g -Xss-256k"
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -XX:MaxmetaspaceSize=1024m"
For more details about this Linux Tomcat configuration, please refer to the offical Apache Tomcat documentation.
A Tomcat restart is necessary after this change.