OnJava: Open Source Profilers for Java

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Sunday, November 14, 2004

Open Source Profilers for Java

I've noticed an upsurge in activity with respect to the development of profilers for the Java enviroment. These projects either exploit the JVMPI (incidentally, targeted for deprecation!) to provide new forms of visualization or use a byte code enhancement technique to provide alternative monitoring schemes. So to keep all on top of events here is a list put together for review: