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i’m mainly developing web-applications, so i’m interested in a easy profiling integration to myeclipse-ide.
profiling of webapps with myeclipse-ide should be as easy as starting webservers in debug-mode.
so just add a profiling-mode.@gregor42 wrote:
I do profiling professionally as part of my job. We use Quest JProbe. It is prohibitively expensive to scale up usage of it across the entire AD department. That is NOT the case with MyEclipse and I would have an easier time getting approval for such a purchase if that functionality, which we consider very important, were included.
Profiling is an exercise that has the most benefit if it is performed early & often in the development process. It should be done during development, not afterwards. Profiling is not part of QA. It DOES change the way you code when you see how your code actually behaves when you run it. And that’s a Good Thing.
For all of these reasons having a profiler integrated in Eclipse is very desirable.
I don’t think anyone mentioned:
ru.nlmk.eclipse.plugins.profilerhttp://eclipsecolorer.sourceforge.net/index_profiler.html
Which is something else to consider in your efforts. (Sorry for posting this twice today but there was another forum thread on this topic as well which I found prior to the survey) 😳
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1466372&group_id=48823&atid=454281
i think that hyades should be the tool of choice to be integrated with myeclipse-ide.
I hope that this is still a live debate, and that MyEclipse are considering including TPTP into the MyEclipse integrated environment. Profiling does help produce so much more efficient code, and performance of J2EE applications in particular is so very, very important in the battle against other application platforms, I’d love to have TPTP included. Since I think that Rational Performance Tester is from the same Hyades lineage as TPTP, I think that TPTP would be the logical choice of tool to integrate, since many people with Eclipse based profiling experience would find that the easier move.
whats the state of this thread???
will the tptp be integrated to myeclipse-ide, to start a webserver in monitoring mode???
i think everyone who is developing a webapp with complicated business-logic will has needs for such a feature.
Emmanuel,
No, nothing for public consumption at this time.Is anyone using TPTP with MyEclipse successfully? I played around with it, but really disliked how much setup TPTP requires especially on a native level, as opposed to just hitting a button.
I vote hardily for profiling support. I am trying to use the TPTP Profiler and it locks up the application it’s profiling and the profiler looses track of the running process.
I strongely vote for profiling support too. The best thing would be to have a simple extra option in the Launch mode for the Application server (Preferences -> MyEclipse -> Application Servers -> [server] -> Launch).
There obviously is a strong need for an easy-to-use profiling solution inside MyEclipseIDE; no matter if it’s Hyades (TPTP) or anything else.
@rdingham wrote:
I vote hardily for profiling support. I am trying to use the TPTP Profiler and it locks up the application it’s profiling and the profiler looses track of the running process.
I agree. I attempted to use TPTP and was horrified at the performance. And the file size! Who thought XML was a good format for a tracefile – my application generates 1.5Gb before it gets to the unit test! 🙂
I currently use YourKit which is extremely good – and I can live without tight IDE integration.
