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Memory optimizer or measurement tool

 
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Does anyone know of a memory measurement or leakage tool besides JProbe?
Any tool that tells me a graph of memory consumption for a particular class/method observation would be cool.
PS: JProbe seems to grabbing more memory than my application!
 
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Hi Simon,
I have not yet migrated to JProbe level of memory testing tools. Right now i am using hprof utility provided by default with JDK.
My two cents.
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OptimizeIt is a competitor to JProbe.
Both tools will suck up a lot of memory, and run "slowly" (it's kinda like having your boss stand in your cubicle all day while you work, crowded and inefficent), but the stats generated by the tool will be fairly accurate, even if your stopwatch is not. (This is true for OptimzeIt, I haven't used JProbe much, but suspect its very similar.)
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Have a look at JProfiler. I think the URL is http://www.ej-technologies.com
 
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Perhaps the JavaPerformanceTuning tool reports page on Jack Shirazi's Web site will be helpful:
http://www.javaperformancetuning.com/tools/index.shtml
(Assuming you haven't already seen it, of-course.)
Hope this helps.
Good Luck,
Avi.
 
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