Visual VM gives you a deeper insight of your application and helps in locating the problematic areas. In this post we will talk about configuring visual VM , setting it up with tomcat and analyzing application bottleneck.
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Troubleshooting application performance with VisualVM (3 messages)
- Posted by: vinay singh
- Posted on: November 16 2010 00:09 EST
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- Troubleshooting application performance with VisualVM by zqudlyba navis on November 16 2010 16:50 EST
- VisualVM supports many JREs by Ulf Dittmer on November 17 2010 06:28 EST
- VisualVM supports many JREs by vinay singh on November 18 2010 09:34 EST
- VisualVM supports many JREs by Ulf Dittmer on November 17 2010 06:28 EST
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Troubleshooting application performance with VisualVM[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: zqudlyba navis
- Posted on: November 16 2010 16:50 EST
- in response to vinay singh
SUN JVM only.
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VisualVM supports many JREs[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ulf Dittmer
- Posted on: November 17 2010 06:28 EST
- in response to zqudlyba navis
VisualVM runs fine on Apple's Java as well (which is, of course, a heavily modified Sun/Oracle JRE), and it can monitor a whole range of JREs: Sun/Oracle, OpenJDK, Apple, JRockit, IBM, HP-UX (on PA-RISC), and -using extensions- even SAP and Diablo (on BSD).
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VisualVM supports many JREs[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: vinay singh
- Posted on: November 18 2010 09:34 EST
- in response to Ulf Dittmer
I ran the visual VM on Sun Java but as pointed by Ulf , I see no reson why other JVM's can not support it.