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JVMSTAT[JSTAT]

 
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Hi ALL


Any one know about JVMSTAT[JSTAT].How I configure jstat for web application any good document for it .

I am using
OS:Windows
JDK:1.5
JSTAT:3.0
Plateform:java
server:jboss



[ September 19, 2008: Message edited by: john Max ]
 
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I assume you're read through the Sun documentation?
 
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Thanks Martijn for reply

I have some other helpful document that demonstrate how JVMSTAT works like,

http://www.alessandroribeiro.com/?q=en/node/39

http://prefetch.net/blog/index.php/2008/01/16/monitoring-garbage-collection-with-jstat/#comment-612078

http://www.herongyang.com/Java-Tools/jstat-jps-List-Local-JVM-Processes.html

and yes java ranch ha ha ha...................................

but problem it that I want to find the memory leak in our application with the help of this tool ,any help would be great helpful for me.I provided the all configuration above, about version ,platform etc
[ September 19, 2008: Message edited by: john Max ]
 
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Ah gotcha, OK< I've never done this before but I discovered a couple of links that might help:

* Discussion on someone struggling to get theirs working
* how to use the monitor that comes with JVMStat

Let me know if they help, if not I can try to dig some more.
 
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Thanks Martijn for reply


This link is very much useful for configuration point of view and i think it will definitely help some one .................
I configured my application (java web application ) with jstat ,Its visual GC but problem is that I am very much new in this field[not from testing background] but some circumstance are here so i am doing this work ,and you help me most by providing me important link,here no one know about automated testing .I tried jprobe also but there are also no exact way to find the memory leak only hypothesis ,so please if you can provide me any document related to memory leak test by automated tool(related to this if any) any exact way to find it so it would be very much helpful .............
[ September 19, 2008: Message edited by: john Max ]
 
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Hi there,

Trying searching google with "Finding memory leaks with <insert tool name>", for example I found this article for JProbe
 
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