Make sure you have the right entries in
mm.cfg
ProfilingOutputFileEnable=1
ProfileFunctionEnable=1
FrameProfilingEnable=0 (this is real expensive
if you turn it on but I suppose it can be useful)
I think if you don’t have
ProfileFunctionEnable you’ll need the profile() blocks that Abdul
suggested.
Matt
From: Abdul Qabiz
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005
2:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Any
Profiler Gurus Out There?
Strange, you should be able to see things...
Try wraping your code with profile(true) and
profile(false), like
function foo()
{
profile(true);
//code..
profile(false);
}
Then see if it works...
-abdul
-----Original Message-----
From: James Ward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 2:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Any Profiler Gurus Out
There?
Hi All.
My app's startup time is beginning to get a little
slow. I have done
all the basic optimizations, but they didn't help
a whole lot. So I
decided to dive into the Profiler. What fun
it has been! ;)
Here is my unique setup:
My web-app server (OC4J) runs on Linux.
I have the installed the Flash Debug Player on my
Windows machine
(actually under VMware on the Linux box).
I run my app on the windows machine with the
asprofile=true parameter
and was able to get some ProfilerData files
outputted to a temp folder.
I copy those files over to my linux box in the
profiler/WEB-INF/ProfilerData dir then run the
profiler web-app.
It lists some snapshots. I click on any of
them and I see some swf and
swc url's listed, but no calls, cumulative time,
etc. Just blank
columns other than the first column.
Same deal under any of the drill downs. None
of the juicy info that I
need is there. :(
I tried the same thing on a simple mxml app and
got the same results.
Any ideas? Thanks!
-James
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