perfomance test: heap vs. swap space

I've launched some perfomance test for some program measuring
number of operations, net messages processed per second, etc.

What is my point, is the question how Java initial and maximal
heap is connected with the swap space of Operating System?
Does Java utilize both memory and swap space for purpose
of its heap?

TIA,

Maciej



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