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how to know the collection speed?

Alan Hermin
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Hi ranchers...
i want to know if there are a tool that help me in realize the speed of collections,which one has performance than onther?which one have iteration time constant than onther?.....etc
thnx
Chetan Parekh
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Check this.


My blood is tested +ve for Java.
Alan Hermin
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THNANKS..
OK THIS IS NOT FOR ALL COLLECTION CLASSES....
I NEED TOOL THAT I CAN USE NOT A REFERENCE....
Chetan Parekh
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Originally posted by Ala'a Hendi:
I NEED TOOL THAT I CAN USE NOT A REFERENCE....


JMeter can help you.
Alan Hermin
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Thnx...
But this may use JMX, and i do'nt know the JMX,plz tell me how to use it, and if there are any tool or program that measure the performance of Collection classes....
Chetan Parekh
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Originally posted by Ala'a Hendi:
Thnx...
But this may use JMX, and i do'nt know the JMX,plz tell me how to use it, and if there are any tool or program that measure the performance of Collection classes....


I never used JMeter, but I don't think that it will use JMX for simple programs. And you may find example in sample directory of JMeter.

Ala'a Hendi, can you just post your business requiment so that we will be in a position to recomend you.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
 
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