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Using JRockit Mission Control to Determine CPU Utilization by LiveCycle JVM Thread
If you are using Oracle WebLogic using the Oracle JRockit JDK (“Mission Control” or “Real Time“, the only difference is licensing, not technology), you can use “JRockit Mission Control” (JRMC) to determine which LiveCycle JVM thread is using up CPU … Continue reading
Posted in Adobe LiveCycle ES2 (9.0.x), General Interest
Tagged debugging, jayankandathil, jrockit, monitoring, profiling, weblogic
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Using Java VisualVM to Profile LiveCycle ES2
The 1.6 release of the Sun “HotSpot” JDK comes with a built-in profiling tool called Java VisualVM (jvisualvm.exe) You can find it in the /bin folder of the JDK. You can monitor a JVM hosting LiveCycle remotely. You have to … Continue reading