Tomcat is just another java application, nothing special at all.
What I do, when I get tools for Java, is that I modify
catalina.sh/catalina.bat to instead of execute the Java command, I
prefix it with the "echo " command, so that is spits out the command
line that I am running.
Then I would take that command line with its arguments and put in
Purify, and voila, you should be good to go
Filip
Peter Crowther wrote:
From: Hitesh Raghav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What are the steps for profiling a web server (i.e. Tomcat)?
Broadly the same as those for profiling any other app: decide what you
want to measure, set up the instrumentation, run, analyse results. In
your case, the instrumentation is Purify.
The likely reason you got no answers the first time you posted this is
that nobody on the list has ever profiled Tomcat using Purify. I
suspect you're on your own here!
- Peter
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