Java Profiler

[Sarkar]

Hi All,

can any one suggest me Java Profiler


Thanks

Amit Jain

 

[Lalita]

Hi Amit,

JProfiler is a good profiling tool. It gives you statistics about the
time taken by each method, memory trace, db connections etc. You can
download the evaluation version.

Regards,
Lalita

 

[Donkey Hottie]

Hi All,

can any one suggest me Java Profiler


Thanks

Amit Jain

Netbeans IDE has a great one.

 

[Jason Cavett]

Hi All,

can any one suggest me Java Profiler

Thanks

Amit Jain

If you're using Eclipse, get TPTP. It's pretty nice.

http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2006/08/16/profiling-with-eclipse-callisto.html

 

[Daniel Pitts]

Lalita, please don't top-post.

> Hi Amit,
>
> JProfiler is a good profiling tool. It gives you statistics about the
> time taken by each method, memory trace, db connections etc. You can
> download the evaluation version.
>
> Regards,
> Lalita
>

A agree. I've evaluated many, and the only one I was happy with was
JProfiler. It is pricey though, so unless you're company is paying for
it, a free one may be better. If you only need it for one project, the
Evaluation copy works for 2 weeks, and that is more than enough time to
find and fix performance issues.

 

[Stefan Rybacki]

Netbeans IDE has a great one.

I agree. And it is also attachable to any running java process so you are not
bound to Netbeans if your favourite IDE is something else.