This is a problem for me. I use Netbeans and the JFluid supports 1.4,
not Jdk1.5. My apps run under 1.5. It would take some effort on my
part to make these apps run elsewhere. I am currently tied up at a
moment, so I have to put this off for now. I am sorry about this. If
time permit, I'll work on this. Just to clear it a bit, did you want to
see the number of objects created, or the function calls count, or time
slice of each function call, or all of them? Because my test does not
based on any special type of webservice app, I think it can easily be
replicated somewhere else.
Patrick Martin wrote:
Is there any chance you can use a profiler on these tests?
This should makes things a lot clearer.
If you're using Eclipse, there is an eclipse profiler that is free, easy
to set up and very informative.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipsecolorer/
