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After you have created a Web application and verified that it is functionally correct, you may want to inspect its runtime behavior by profiling the application. This helps you to:
- Check and optimize memory usage
- Identify frequently called operations (bottlenecks and hotspots)
- Identify slow performance
You can use IDE of your choice for developing the application. If you want to use SAP JVM Profiler for profiling the application locally, you must use Eclipse IDE.
- You have developed and deployed a Web application locally. For more information, see Deploy Locally with the Console Client.
- You have installed the SAP JVM Tools for Eclipse. For more information, see Install the SAP JVM Tools in Eclipse.
- You have installed SAP JVM. For more information, see (Optional) Install SAP JVM.
- Run your Web application locally. See Deploy Locally with the Console Client.
- Go to Eclipse IDE and open the Profiling perspective.
- In the Profile tab, choose VM Explorer. It will list all SAP JVM virtual machines running locally.
- Double click the virtual machine of your local server.
- The Profiling perspective is opened.
- Choose the type of analysis you want to perform.
You have successfully started a profiling run of a locally deployed Web application. You can now trigger your work load, create snapshots of the profiling data and analyze the profiling results.
When you have finished with your profiling session, you can stop it by disconnecting the profiling session from the Profile view.
Refer to the SAP JVM Profiler documentation for details about the available analysis options. The documentation is available as part of the SAP JVM Profiler plugin in the Eclipse IDE and can be found via Help > Help Contents > SAP JVM Profiler.