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Java Performance Monitoring

  • 01-02-2005 3:17pm
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    b3t4
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    Has anyone here ever used the jpda or jvmpi??

    I'm interested in monitoring the performance of java programs and generating data such as class names, their associated methods and what methods those methods call. I will also need to know such information as how much CPU time and perhap the memory used by these methods during runtime.

    Can someone please give me some guidance on how I could achieve the above?? I'm thinking that jvmpi is the way to go as it is a profiler interface but I'm a bit lost. I've been looking at hprof, an implementation of the jvmpi but it doesn't appear to want to work all that well for me. If I was to use the jvmpi I would have to implement my own profiler, has anyone done this?? Is it very time consuming, any tricky things I should take note off??

    Am I actually thinking along the right lines??

    Any help/advice at all would be much appreciated.

    Thanks for reading,
    A.


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