I was interested in tracking down some of the issues in JENA-178. I don't think the advertisement clause is too onerous, but does Apache have a stance on it? If they are OK with it, we could request keys for all of the committers [1].
-Stephen [1] http://incubator.apache.org/jena/about_jena/team.html On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 12:42 PM, Andy Seaborne <a...@apache.org> wrote: > On 16/12/11 16:52, Stephen Allen wrote: > >> Does anyone have any recommendations for good cpu/memory profilers for >> Java? >> >> The jvisualvm that comes with the JDK is ok, but a bit limited. I saw >> that >> the old Jena site mentioned YourKit, do we still have a license for that? >> > > No - the previous keys don't work with the current version. And all the > keys were allocated to (SF) project people. We asked for a specific number > - it was different keys for different people. > > If someone is asking for keys, I'd like one, please. > > It's a useful - I used it to develop the B+trees for TDB. It's not > perfect - profiling a running database in a way to get stable results > wasn't practical but maybe that was asking too much of a tool anyway. For > focused experiments, it was very handy. > > Andy > > Notes: > * Just to be clear, I think the usage would only cover use on open source > code > * There is an advertise condition - personally, I'm OK with that > >> >> -Stephen >> >> >
