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The allocation hot spots view. This new view
complements the allocation tree view and makes memory leak
detection much easier than before. You can mark all values and
observe the differences, just like in the class monitor.
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Integration of the memory views with the heap
walker. You can now select a class or allocation spot and
analyze the selected objects in the heap walker with a single
click. |
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A redesigned heap walker. Based on user feedback
we've made the heap walker more intuitive and much easier to
use. |
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The heap walker can be told to show only recorded
objects. Now the heap walker fully integrates with the
dynamic memory views and makes it much easier to focus on the
objects you're interested in. |
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Multiple selection in heap walker views. You can
now select multiple classes or allocations spots to form new
object set. For many cases this makes it much faster to find
objects. |
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Allocation hot spots in the heap walker "Allocations"
views. This view gives you additional insight into object
creation and allows you to make selection steps that were not
possible before. |
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The reference graph. With the reference graph you
can explore references individually for each object. Searching
for memory leaks is now much easier than before. The cumulated
reference views are still available. |
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Path to GC root search in the reference view.
Previously, the path to root search was located in the
instance data view of the heap walker. The new path to root
search in the reference graph is much better located and more
useful. |
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Direct display of string values in the data view of
the heap walker. |
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Redesigned CPU hot spots view. The bar graph
instantly shows you the relative importance of hot spots. The
view now has a table-like structure and can be sorted by name,
percentage and invocation count. |
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The method graph. In addition to invocation tree
and hot spots view you can now explore call sequences as a
graph. |
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Automatic deadlock detection. The deadlock
detection graph shows a graphical representation of all
deadlocks in the JVM. |
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Support for recent versions of Java Web Start. Java
Web Start bundled with 1.4.2 can now be profiled with
JProfiler. |
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Easy main class selection for local sessions. Once
you have set up your class path, JProfiler can list your main
classes. |
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Displaying a tree of call tree collection filters at
runtime. This information was previously difficult to
access. |
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Undocking of all views to separate top-level
windows. If you ever wanted to look at two or more views
side by side, this feature is for you. |
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Much improved export capabilities. Now all views
can be exported to HTML. |
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New IDE integrations for:
- IntelliJ IDEA 4
- Netbeans 3.6
- Eclipse 3.0M7
- Borland JBuilder X
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