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This page discusses user types that we are hoping to solicit feedback regarding user experiences.  In particular, we hope to get pointed feedback and make TPTP better for these classes of users.
 
This page discusses user types that we are hoping to solicit feedback regarding user experiences.  In particular, we hope to get pointed feedback and make TPTP better for these classes of users.
 
== J2SE ==
 
== J2SE ==
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J2SE 5 and J2SE 6 are supported in TPTP by the new JVMTI interface while J2SE 1.4 and below are supported using the old JVMPI interface.  The components of TPTP profiler that are evolving the most relate to the JVMTI profiling experience.  If you don't know what version of Java you are using, please use java -version.
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=== Ideal Candidate Criteria For This Survey ===
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* Users of J2SE 5 and J2SE 6 JVMs
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* FILL IN DETAIL FROM MAILING LIST THREAD
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=== Profile on Server and Enabled mode Collection ===
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A number of folks are trying to use TPTP to profile Tomcat and/or RCP applications and are launching/starting their app either from within the workbench or from a command line script.  The summary of one user's initial experiences with the TPTP 4.4 profiler for a Tomcat based application are [[Profiling_Problems_in_4.4|here]]
  
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The summary of one user's initial experiences with the TPTP 4.4 profiler for a Tomcat based application are [[Profiling_Problems_in_4.4|here]]
 
 
== J2EE ==
 
== J2EE ==
 
J2EE profiling in TPTP is currently ramping a new resource.  That person is gaining familarity with the codebase.  We hope to document use cases here and solicit input in the future.
 
J2EE profiling in TPTP is currently ramping a new resource.  That person is gaining familarity with the codebase.  We hope to document use cases here and solicit input in the future.

Revision as of 19:23, 31 October 2007

This page discusses user types that we are hoping to solicit feedback regarding user experiences. In particular, we hope to get pointed feedback and make TPTP better for these classes of users.

J2SE

J2SE 5 and J2SE 6 are supported in TPTP by the new JVMTI interface while J2SE 1.4 and below are supported using the old JVMPI interface. The components of TPTP profiler that are evolving the most relate to the JVMTI profiling experience. If you don't know what version of Java you are using, please use java -version.

Ideal Candidate Criteria For This Survey

  • Users of J2SE 5 and J2SE 6 JVMs
  • FILL IN DETAIL FROM MAILING LIST THREAD


Profile on Server and Enabled mode Collection

A number of folks are trying to use TPTP to profile Tomcat and/or RCP applications and are launching/starting their app either from within the workbench or from a command line script. The summary of one user's initial experiences with the TPTP 4.4 profiler for a Tomcat based application are here

J2EE

J2EE profiling in TPTP is currently ramping a new resource. That person is gaining familarity with the codebase. We hope to document use cases here and solicit input in the future.

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