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Re: Application Profiler
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United States		 2007-02-07 17:59:59 

  


  

    




  



    

            
Hi Erik,
  For payware, I like Borland's OptimizeIt. The only freeware that comes close to OptimizeIt in terms of ease of use is Netbean's profiler, but that will require you to jump to Netbeans and build your code on it before running it (of course using Netbeans). Eclipse has a profiler plugin in the test and performance tools project (TPTP) but I found it to be less intuitive than either of the above. I'm interested to hear from others on their experience using other profilers as well.
  Haven't done much in terms of profiling while JUnit is running though.
  
 
Ken Lai
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----- Original Message ----
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 m: Erik Costlow <erikcostlowcorp.com>
To: chicago-javayahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2007 5:01:46 PM
Subject: [chicago-java] Application Profiler










    

            
I am in the process of writing an application that loads a large set  

of rules from an external data source. Because this application will  

be using a lot of information, performance is an issue. I'm looking  

over some java profilers to integrate within eclipse that work with  

the new Java 6 and will allow me to watch memory usage and overall  

speed during different parts (creating, parsing, etc).

Right now, I'm only looking to run the profiler against a JUnit test  

(so there's no server installation) .



What are other developers doing to profile applications and test performance?



Thanks for any help that you can provide.




--

Erik Costlow





    
  









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