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how to profile a java application(beginner) ?

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    I just ran an internet search for "eclipse java profiler". The results are confusing. I was expecting to find a list of tools or at least a simple tutorial on how to use a free one, but haven't seen anything of the such. I find it hard to believe that an OSS profiler doesn't exist. Can someone point me to a tutorial on how to use one? Preferably with eclipse integration. Or should I switch over to netbeans? -chronodekar

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      I just ran an internet search for "eclipse java profiler". The results are confusing. I was expecting to find a list of tools or at least a simple tutorial on how to use a free one, but haven't seen anything of the such. I find it hard to believe that an OSS profiler doesn't exist. Can someone point me to a tutorial on how to use one? Preferably with eclipse integration. Or should I switch over to netbeans? -chronodekar

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      http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/documents/tutorials/profilingtool/profilingexample_32.html[^] was the second hit in my Google search.

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        http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/documents/tutorials/profilingtool/profilingexample_32.html[^] was the second hit in my Google search.

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        I've seen that too, but if you download the newer eclipse releases, you'll see that it doesn't even have the "Profiling and Logging" perspective mentioned in that tutorial. Furthermore, the tutorial link itself indicates that its a part of "TPTP", the "Eclipse Test & Performance Tools Platform Project", which hasn't been updated since Feb-2011 ! -chronodekar

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          I've seen that too, but if you download the newer eclipse releases, you'll see that it doesn't even have the "Profiling and Logging" perspective mentioned in that tutorial. Furthermore, the tutorial link itself indicates that its a part of "TPTP", the "Eclipse Test & Performance Tools Platform Project", which hasn't been updated since Feb-2011 ! -chronodekar

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          There were other links[^] but that seemed the most appropriate. If Google does not find you anything better then the chances are that nothing better exists.

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