M
Mahim
Hi there,
I have been working on a visualization system that presents
information about any java application pictorially, as it runs. As of
now, we instrument the code of the target application to generate
events such as "class access", "method entry & exit", "current thread"
etc, however we want to :
1. Leave the target code alone and get the information directly from
the JVM.
2. Develop the system into an Eclipse plugin.
Is there a way in which we can tap into the JVM within Eclipse
and get the required information. Any suggestions, ideas and
recommendations are welcome.
Thanks,
Mahim.
I have been working on a visualization system that presents
information about any java application pictorially, as it runs. As of
now, we instrument the code of the target application to generate
events such as "class access", "method entry & exit", "current thread"
etc, however we want to :
1. Leave the target code alone and get the information directly from
the JVM.
2. Develop the system into an Eclipse plugin.
Is there a way in which we can tap into the JVM within Eclipse
and get the required information. Any suggestions, ideas and
recommendations are welcome.
Thanks,
Mahim.