Out of memory. GC overhead limit exceeded

This error message typically indicates that the Java virtual machine (JVM) has run out of memory and is unable to allocate any more memory to the application. The "GC overhead limit exceeded" part of the message means that the garbage collector (GC) is taking up too much time trying to free up memory, but is unable to do so because there is not enough memory available.

To fix this issue, you can try increasing the amount of memory allocated to the JVM by setting the "Xmx" parameter in the command line or configuration file. For example, you can set -Xmx1024m to allocate 1GB of memory.

You can also try optimizing your code to use less memory, such as avoiding creating unnecessary objects or using more efficient data structures.

If the issue persists, it may be a sign of a memory leak or other underlying issue in the application that needs to be addressed.