How can I monitor my running application using Oracle JRockit Mission Control?
• Management Console: this tool is used to monitor and manage multiple (or single) JRockit JVM instances. It captures and presents live data about memory, CPU usage, and other runtime metrics. For more information, see Using the Management Console. • JRockit Runtime Analyzer: this tool is an on-demand “flight recorder” that produces detailed recordings about the JVM and the application it is running. The recorded profile can later be analyzed off line, using the JRA tool. For more information, see Using the JRockit Runtime Analyzer. • Memory Leak Detector: use this tool to find the cause for memory leaks in a Java application. The JRockit Memory Leak Detector’s trend analyzer discovers slow leaks, it shows detailed heap statistics (including referring types and instances to leaking objects), allocation sites, and it provides a quick drill down to the cause of the memory leak. For more information, see Using the Memory Leak Detector. For general information on Oracle JRockit Mission Con
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