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<< Instrumentation Control | Code Coverage Settings >>

To edit the Memory Profiling settings

Graphical User Interface
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On method entry or return or dump snapshot button: Uses a specified method
to perform snapshot or the GUI snapshot button as specified in the Enable
dump Snapshot button setting.
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After each Garbage Collection: Takes a snapshot each time the JVM garbage
collector runs.
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Enable dump snapshot button and Delay Snapshot until next Garbage
Collection: Specify the trigger method.
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Host name used by dump Snapshot button: Use this option to specify a
hostname for the JVMPI Agent to communicate with the GUI.
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Port Number used by dump Snapshot button: Use this option to specify a port
number for the JVMPI Agent to communicate with the GUI.
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TPF file name (.tpf): Specifies the name of the Memory Profiling trace dump file
produced by the JVMPI Agent.
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TXF file name (.txf): Specifies the name of the Memory Profiling static trace
dump file.
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Display only listed methods: Use the Add and Remove buttons to add and
remove methods to be listed by the Java Memory Profiling report.
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Collect referenced objects: Sets the filter to be used with the Java Memory
Profiling Report.
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Display only listed packages: Use this setting to filter out of the report the
packages that do not match the specified full package name (package and class).
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Display only listed classes: Use this setting to filter out of the report the classes
that do not match the specified full classes.
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Display call stack for listed methods: Use this setting to list the methods for
which the call stack is to be displayed in the Java Memory Profiling report.
To edit the Memory Profiling settings for one or several nodes:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, click the Settings
button.
2.
Select a node in the Project Explorer pane.
3. Select
the
Runtime Analysis node and the Memory Profiling node.
4. Select
either
Instrumentation Control, Misc. Options or JVMPI.
5.
When you have finished, click OK to validate the changes.
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