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JProfiler... help!
Hi all
I've installed a demo version of JProfiler ver 3.0 to get some memory
information on my web app in Tomcat. I'm using Eclipse 2.1 as my IDE and
(during development) run Tomcat from within it.
I've gone ahead an integrated JProfiler with my IDE, and got a new little
button in Eclipse. When I click on it to Invoke JProfiler, I get a window
that allows to be select 'Tomcat4.1.x' as a launch configuration. But then,
nothing happens.
Sorry if this all sounds very simple, but I can't seem to get JProfiler to
do anything for me! I've tried creating a new session, and pointed it to
localhost on port 8080, but it doesn't connect.
Can anyone help and/or provide some guidance?
bort
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Re: JProfiler... help!
Posted by bort <sp...@rogers.com>.
I've deployed my application to a Linux box with Apache and Tomcat. We are
about to have some people test it, and I would like to profile memory use
and garbage collection.
How can I do that with JProfiler?
Rocky
"bort" <sp...@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:c386ea$4oq$1@sea.gmane.org...
> Hi all
>
> I've installed a demo version of JProfiler ver 3.0 to get some memory
> information on my web app in Tomcat. I'm using Eclipse 2.1 as my IDE and
> (during development) run Tomcat from within it.
>
> I've gone ahead an integrated JProfiler with my IDE, and got a new little
> button in Eclipse. When I click on it to Invoke JProfiler, I get a window
> that allows to be select 'Tomcat4.1.x' as a launch configuration. But
then,
> nothing happens.
>
> Sorry if this all sounds very simple, but I can't seem to get JProfiler to
> do anything for me! I've tried creating a new session, and pointed it to
> localhost on port 8080, but it doesn't connect.
>
> Can anyone help and/or provide some guidance?
> bort
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