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20051206 Tuesday December 06, 2005

Observability highlights of Mustang

The following is list of observability highlights of Mustang (Java SE 6). This may not be exhaustive. I may have missed few things!



( Dec 06 2005, 12:07:24 PM IST ) Permalink Comments [2] del.icio.us | furl | simpy | slashdot | technorati | digg

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I've used some of these myself and I absolutely love them. One downside worth noting: under certain conditions, JHAT uses too much memory to be usable. One case I've personally run into: analysing a 150MB heap dump file required over 1GIG of memory (!!) So in a nutshell: cool tools, but some more optimization is in order :)

Posted by Gili on December 08, 2005 at 02:55 AM IST #

Gilli: I agree on your comments on jhat's memory requirement. But, We've tried to improve the situation (you'll see improvements from Mustang build 71 onwards).

Posted by A. Sundararajan on February 21, 2006 at 06:28 AM IST #

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