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10/12/2007 08:40:58
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hilka
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Joined: 23/11/2007 09:00:08
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Hello everyone,
with Captain Casa the GUI framework can not be blamed any more for the weak performance of an application. This was a good excuse with Casabac/CIS.
So we need to take a look at our business code to make it perform better. In order to do this we need some profiling tool.
Do you have any experience with profiling/performance tools?
Thanks,
Tobias
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10/12/2007 10:48:19
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CaptainCasa
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Hi Tobias,
my (current) tool of choice for profiling: Profiler4J. It's easy to configure and to use + gives me all information I need for performance analysis.
...+it's open source.
Björn
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27/02/2008 12:14:01
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CaptainCasa
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One other product I fell in love to: TIJmp http://www.khelekore.org/jmp/tijmp/. It's "just" for memory profiling, it's open source, it does what I expect... - and it's very simple to integrate into your environment.
Björn
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12/03/2009 09:29:45
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hilka
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Hello Community,
I must say I really like the Profiler4j tool. It does help you to find the bottlenecks in your application.
But there are some issues, like exporting the results for comparison (before/after optimization), and there are some minor bugs, like taking two snapshots in a row increases the counter of a method call, even though the method was only called once.
Don't get me wrong, I really recommend this tool. It's easy to use and very easy to integrate in your environment.
I just wanted to know if some of the community members have experience with other tools for performance analysis.
Tobias
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