I just commited some changes into JBossProfiler:
- I've added a servlet library into our source tree. So, we don't need to
change project.properties any more.
- I've also changed the eclipse classpath file for those who uses Eclipse for
development and want to checkout jboss-profiler module as a
It looks like you didn't start any JMS task in your testcase.
as you configured start=org.jboss.mq.MQServer the DLL would generate events
only after you get any MQServer class in the stack trace.
Try to change org.jboss.mq.MQServer for a package which would make more sense
to you.
Maybe yo
Yes, you could set more Heap size for allowing this to work.
When you inform the PID you want to process after you've selected the directory
with the log files, you can disable the object tracing or GC operations
(sorry... I forgot the exact name appearing at the GUI), this way you won't
need t
I forgot to tell what to do if the files get truncated.
Simply remove any truncated .log.gz file.
This is because sometimes the JVM ends up before the file get closed. That only
happened with empty files.
Clebert Suconic
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I'm not sure about what happened.
I have tested in IE/Mozilla/FireFox and I haven't feel any difference.
The only issue I'm aware is, sometimes a .gz file gets truncated and I get an
exception into the profiler. That happens sometimes.
If that happens again, if you could send me the .GZ files
I don't know about GC constraints yet to JVM 1.5. I would have to research a
little bit.
We will keep support on JVMPI, but we will create a FaÃade JVMTI to the same
code we have using JVMPI. As JVMPI is just an interface, using JVMPI or JVMTI
wouldn't be a big deal. By the end of January we wi
