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Java Profiling In Eclipse

 
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Hi
Iam new to eclipse, and i have a doubt like
how we can do profiling our application in eclipse using Tomcat
why iam asking is In my project i have some issue like "Memory leak"
To know how many pbjects are using and how many are still alive...
to know these kind of information I had googled , they say the concept of
Profiling, can you please let me know how to do this..
I really appreciate if i got any feedback...

Thanks
Nareh
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Hi!

I used JProfiler (http://www.ej-technologies.com/products/jprofiler/overview.html) with JBoss and I like it... it supports Eclipse and Tomcat too...
 
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Originally posted by Naresh. Talluri's:
Hi
Iam new to eclipse, and i have a doubt like
how we can do profiling our application in eclipse using Tomcat
why iam asking is In my project i have some issue like "Memory leak"
To know how many pbjects are using and how many are still alive...
to know these kind of information I had googled , they say the concept of
Profiling, can you please let me know how to do this..
I really appreciate if i got any feedback...

Thanks
Nareh
[banghead]



Eclipse has its own tool for this one.
Check out this.
 
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