On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 14:32:31 +1300 Matthew Gregan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 2007-01-16T13:54:08+1300, Steve Holdoway wrote: > > Anyone know of anything similar for java? I'm going mad trying to find > > these memory leaks! And if anyone else tells me there aren't any leaks in > > Java... I'll get upset (: > > Well, Sun's Java 6 runtime has DTrace probes built in to it, so if you're on > a system with DTrace support, you can instrument your Java application using > that. We're only up to 1.5.10 at the moment unfortunately. > > If you're just hunting memory leaks, the NetBeans profiler or the the > management tools that ship with the JDK (jconsole/jstat/jhat/jmap) might do > the trick. There are also lots of other tools in this area... which one > will suit you best is something you'll have to find out. jstat has been the most useful, but only points to a leak in the native layer. I suspect the mysql conduit ( kneejerk reaction! ) as it's pretty old, but cannot easily upgrade it, thanks to idiot developers ): > > Cheers, > -mjg > -- > Matthew Gregan |/ > /| [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers, Steve.
