It seems like Henrik's solution of using optimizeit is a good
possibility. I've downloaded a 15 day trial and am tinkering with it
now, not much success yet. I'll probably follow Scott's suggestion and
look at the JVM's built in profiler, but I don't know how much effort
that's going to be. JProbe <http://www.jprobe.com> is probably another
solution, they seem to have an integration with JRun 3.0, at least for
windows. OptimizeIt and JProbe seem like they'll do what you want.
Lloyd
Benjamin Garfield wrote:
>
> Compaq has a product called Visual Threads, but according to their web site it only
>works with Java Runtime
> Environment v1.1. We are using version 1.2 on all our systems.
>
> I have looked at Profiler utility in the past, but I was hoping for something a
>little more real-time and included
> such things as memory and cpu utilization for specific threads.
>
> - Ben
>
> Scott Stirling wrote:
>
> > If nothing else, you can use the JVM's built-in profiler. There are
> > tools for parsing and displaying the output, such as HAT, from Sun, and
> > others on the Web. Doesn't Compaq offer anything in the way of VM
> > performance profiling tools?
> >
> > Scott Stirling
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