Thanks Reynir,
Sorry, I guess I should have added what I was thinking at the time. I
know I can Google in an instant a shedload of Profilers what I really
wanted to know was what profile do you guys recommend. I'm looking for
the easiest one to install and use.
Garthfield
Reynir Hubner wrot
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hi,
You can use a java profiler such as jprobe, JProfiler or really almost
any other profiler application to profile your webapp.
You can also use webapplications such as lambdaprobe :
http://www.lambdaprobe.org/d/index.htm
I guess alot of other solu
Hello,
Does anyone know the name of a piece of software that I can use to find
out how much memory a web application is using please?
Garthfield
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Also look at the memory useage of your servlet code, jsps, etc., ...
Take a look at the objects you create and see if they are being
dereferenced as you'd expect. Tomcat recycles certain instance objects
(like servlets) instead of creating/destroying them per requests for
performance reasons.
> From: John McClain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> If it is not in user session memory, then can I
> assume it is a Tomcat memory leak???
No. Consider, for example, retained memory in third-party libraries
that you use and singletons you may instantiate.
- Peter
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I am trying to find a memory leak in our web application.
I have set JProfiler up to take a heap snapshot upon every entry and exit of
a screen in our web application; This is because upon entry of a screen, we
write data to the user session, and upon exit we remove data from the user
session. The
