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MyEclipse Visual VM Java Profiler

Profile Eclipse Applications | Eclipse Java Profiler

MyEclipse includes an advanced integration of Sun's VisualVM profiler. VisualVM for MyEclipse can be used for both performance and memory profiling of Java applications, applets and MyEclipse server applications.

Users can also profile any Eclipse application or applet. The feature is also available as a standalone Eclipse plugin for use with base Eclipse installations independent of MyEclipse.

How to Profile Your Application

Working with the profiler in MyEclipse begins with right-clicking on your project, and going to Profile As > MyEclipse Server Application

You may also select a previously profiled application from the Profile toolbar button or select Profile Configurations... to modify your profiler setttings or create a new configuration. There is no limit on the number of profiler configurations for a given project.

When you use Profile As to create a new profiler configuration, MyEclipse configures the profiler with setting relevant to your application. For instance, when profiling a web application deployed to Tomcat, the filter is automatically setup to only include classes from your application, not classes from Tomcat.

Use the Profiling Root dialog to select packages, classes or methods from which profiling will start. All methods in the selected packages or classes (and their inner classes) are root methods. The profiler starts instrumenting and profiling the application once a root method is invoked and only profiles the methods called from the rootmethod.

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MyEclipse Innovations

The innovation and application of Eclipse technology is Genuitec's sole business. With well over 10 million downloads, our MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench product has grown to be the most popular and successful Eclipse-based JEE IDE. Our long chain of Eclipse technology innovation includes:

• First JSR-045 compliant source-level JSP debugger for Eclipse
• First IE debugger that supports remote debugging of deployed applications
  
• First public article explaining that Eclipse could be used as a rich-client platform in early 2002
• First commercial RCP applications shipped on Eclipse 2.0, well before the Eclipse 3.0 RCP
• First and most comprehensive suite of application server connectors for Eclipse
• First 'hot sync' JEE application deployer to enable continuous web development without server restarts
• First native JavaScript debugger for Eclipse
• First Web 2.0 / Ajax feature-set for Eclipse
• Most database connectors supported on Eclipse
• First IDE to fully support Hibernate / Spring integration
• First full-featured image editor for Eclipse
• First Eclipse IDE to offer a low-cost, all-inclusive subscription pricing model
• First IDE to integrate NetBeans features into Eclipse
• First to create platform-independent RCP applications with SNAPs