[edbras]

Hellu,

I have the bundle MyEclipse 6 M1 installed with the correct Eclipse 3.3 installed.
I installed TPTP and get the following problem when profiling a java classe or a junit test case. I tried several configurations, but alwasy seem to get the same error.
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The JVMTI agent org.eclipse.tptp.jvmti is not available. Make sure that the agent’s libraries are available and that it is configured properly.
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Please some help as I really need a good profling tool in eclipse.

Thanks,
Ed

[Loyal Water]

TPTP is something that the MyEclipse team doesnot support but Im going to try setting TPTP up with MyEclipse and get back to you with an updatre as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

[janner]

@edbras wrote:

I have the bundle MyEclipse 6 M1 installed with the correct Eclipse 3.3 installed.
I installed TPTP and get the following problem when profiling a java classe or a junit test case. I tried several configurations, but alwasy seem to get the same error.

You have not said which OS you use? TPTP has never worked for me, because the
native libs for the controller agent are not available for Mac OS X.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=68111

I have downloaded MyEclipse IDE 6 only to check if there is probably a better
profiling support than in eclipse, but there isn’t.

[Loyal Water]

MyEclipse does’t have its own profiling tool. Sorry about that.

[janner]

@support-nipun wrote:

MyEclipse does’t have its own profiling tool. Sorry about that.

yes i know. is there something planned for future versions of MyEclipse? this would
be a killing feature at least for Mac OS X users like me. tptp for windows and linux
works out of the box…

maybe there is a way to use, port or integrate the code from netbeans profiler 5.5?

[Loyal Water]

Ill note this down as a feature request and take it to the management when I have some more votes in favour of this feature request.

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