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Testing performance of Java project in Eclipse using VisualJVM

I aim to do some timing/memory tests on a Java application that is runned via Eclipse. After browsing the Web, I have found the "Visual JVM" that can be considered as a fine tool for prifiling the application. Isn't? So, my question is how can I download and use it in Eclipse? are there some tutorials/codes that guide me?

Thnx for Your prompt answers that I really need.

Cheers, Sana.

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Sana CES Avatar asked Jun 19 '11 10:06

Sana CES


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Here is a tutorial for using VisualVM in various IDEs; including Eclipse.

You can download the VisualVM launcher here. VisualVM is actually in your JDK, and can be run as a stand-alone (separate from Eclipse) program from there.

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Lane Aasen Avatar answered Nov 04 '22 19:11

Lane Aasen