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Tomcat application Profiler for Eclipse indigo

由 妖精的绣舞 提交于 2020-01-22 22:09:33
问题 I tried installing TPTP profiler in eclipse indigo. However It is not working I am getting the following error. Your platform is not supported by Eclipse TPTP. The Integrated Agent Controller will be disabled. To profile on a supported host, please install and use a stand-alone Agent Controller on that host. I dont know how to check my sql memory leaks in my application. Is there any other Eclipse tool to check for memory leak. I want to profile my webapplication hosted in Tomcat. Thanks in

Profiling for java in eclipse juno

由 北城余情 提交于 2020-01-02 04:47:46
问题 I have to optimize performance of a team project (in eclipse Juno). To identify the bottle neck (timing) i'm searching for a tool or plugin. There seems to be a good platform TPTP, but this is not supported anymore in Eclipse Juno. JVM is a good start but seems not sufficient for a deeper analysis. Did you have some good pratices for an integrated Plugin in Eclipse Juno? If not maybe some standalone tool is succiecent as well. 回答1: There are several big solution in Java profiler world:

Java Profiling: Private Property Getter has Large Base Time

由 流过昼夜 提交于 2019-12-23 20:15:00
问题 I'm using TPTP to profile some slow running Java code an I came across something interesting. One of my private property getters has a large Base Time value in the Execution Time Analysis results. To be fair, this property is called many many times, but I never would have guessed a property like this would take very long: public class MyClass{ private int m_myValue; public int GetMyValue(){ return m_myValue; } } Ok so there's obviously more stuff in the class, but as you can see there is

Adding Profiling and Logging perspective to Eclipse on RedHat

由 ╄→尐↘猪︶ㄣ 提交于 2019-12-08 01:55:04
问题 I am trying to set up Eclipse so I can profile a Java program using the TPTP profiler. I have downloaded and unzipped all the .zip files that I believe I need, but Eclipse still does not provide a "Profiling and Logging" perspective. What more must I do to get this perspective? Is there perhaps a configuration file I must edit? I'm using Red Hat RHEL5, and thus Eclipse 3.2.0, TPTP 4.2.0.2. The Window > Open Perspective > Other... dialog-box does not list the "Profiling and Logging"

Adding Profiling and Logging perspective to Eclipse on RedHat

由 自闭症网瘾萝莉.ら 提交于 2019-12-06 14:01:05
I am trying to set up Eclipse so I can profile a Java program using the TPTP profiler. I have downloaded and unzipped all the .zip files that I believe I need, but Eclipse still does not provide a "Profiling and Logging" perspective. What more must I do to get this perspective? Is there perhaps a configuration file I must edit? I'm using Red Hat RHEL5, and thus Eclipse 3.2.0, TPTP 4.2.0.2. The Window > Open Perspective > Other... dialog-box does not list the "Profiling and Logging" perspective. The Help > About Eclipse Platform > Plug-in Details window lists numerous pacakges in the org

Tomcat application Profiler for Eclipse indigo

由 元气小坏坏 提交于 2019-12-04 08:14:46
I tried installing TPTP profiler in eclipse indigo. However It is not working I am getting the following error. Your platform is not supported by Eclipse TPTP. The Integrated Agent Controller will be disabled. To profile on a supported host, please install and use a stand-alone Agent Controller on that host. I dont know how to check my sql memory leaks in my application. Is there any other Eclipse tool to check for memory leak. I want to profile my webapplication hosted in Tomcat. Thanks in advance... You could use visualvm or mat I would use Memory Analysis Tool (MAT) for this. MAT can read

What do you use for profiling in Eclipse, now that TPTP is going to be archived?

由 有些话、适合烂在心里 提交于 2019-12-03 09:14:34
问题 Have you found a good alternative to TPTP, which is being archived, to profile Java applications in Eclipse? I understand this is not exactly a programming question, so please just drop me a message if this is not appropriate for Stack Overflow. EDIT: There's also a relevant question, from 2008 here but I was looking for something a little more updated. 回答1: VisualVm, that comes with the JDK itself is good for some CPU and memory profiling, though, it doesn't integrate well with eclipse.

Profiling Android apps with Eclipse plugin TPTP instead of traceview

由 二次信任 提交于 2019-12-03 01:28:31
问题 The standard way to profile an Android application in Eclipse is using the plugin DDMS and creating a trace file with all the information inside. If you want to view this information you can use "traceview". I didn't like my first experience with this application because you can't filter the results. You have a lot of method calls for starting your application and you cannot filter only your code. I have been looking for an alternative method. I found this tutorial Using Eclipse* TPTP to

What do you use for profiling in Eclipse, now that TPTP is going to be archived?

由 六月ゝ 毕业季﹏ 提交于 2019-12-02 23:31:21
Have you found a good alternative to TPTP, which is being archived , to profile Java applications in Eclipse? I understand this is not exactly a programming question, so please just drop me a message if this is not appropriate for Stack Overflow. EDIT: There's also a relevant question, from 2008 here but I was looking for something a little more updated. VisualVm, that comes with the JDK itself is good for some CPU and memory profiling, though, it doesn't integrate well with eclipse. YourKit is a great profiling tool that integrates quite well with eclipse but its not free. You will need to

Profiling Android apps with Eclipse plugin TPTP instead of traceview

由 折月煮酒 提交于 2019-12-02 14:49:38
The standard way to profile an Android application in Eclipse is using the plugin DDMS and creating a trace file with all the information inside. If you want to view this information you can use "traceview". I didn't like my first experience with this application because you can't filter the results. You have a lot of method calls for starting your application and you cannot filter only your code. I have been looking for an alternative method. I found this tutorial Using Eclipse* TPTP to Visualize Google* Android* Profiling Data that explains how you can use the Eclipse Test & Performance
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