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Title: JProfiler Training | Java Profiler Online Training - GOT


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Global Online TrainingsJprofiler Training
  • https//www.globalonlinetrainings.com/

India 91 406677 1418 WhatsApp no.
919100386313 USA 1 909 233 6006 Telegram
15168586242
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Introduction to Global Online Trainings
  • Global Online Trainings has proven track record
    of delivering successful trainings on various
    technologies globally to improve the bottomlineof
    the business for competencies of the corporates
    and careers growth of the individuals
    consultants.Global Online Trainingss success
    lies on the ability to refine the rapidly to meet
    the challenges and assurance to give customers
    with customized course content.
  • globalonlinetrainings provide online training
    through virtual classes but at no time during our
    training program will you feel that you are not
    connected to us physically. 

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Introduction to Jprofiler training
  • JProfiler Training at Global Online
    Trainings provides you the best knowledge
    regarding Java Profiler. It includes many
    concepts regarding Profiling. The advanced Java
    Profiler Online Training is provided by high
    Professionals at reasonable price for the
    candidates and will provide both Java Profiler
    Online Training and also JProfiler Corporate
    Training also at flexible timings.
  • Probes show you higher level information on what
    is happening in application. For example SQL
    statements that are executed and which of those
    SQL statements are slow.For example, if we have
    knowledge on JDBC, which generates some SQL
    statements and execute them. So we can test the
    JDBC probe.
  • In the settings we can find out all the available
    built-in probes. It includes record events,
    annotate into call tree view.
  • There are many probes that are present in the
    settings. They include JNDI Probe, JMS Probe,
    Servlets, Sockets, Files and processes probe that
    shows you processes that are launched by your
    application

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Profiling Tomcat in StandAlone- Java Profiler
Training
  • In order to create profiling, we first need to
    create a test project. We can create a new
    project by clicking on new project icon. This can
    be showed on screen lively during the JProfiler
    Training.
  • Let us name the new project name as Petstore. We
    can find the import tab instead of creating a
    project from scratch. We can import the project
    from your IDE.
  • App perfect can import projects for a most
    commonly used IDE. In the source tab, we can add
    our project source.
  • We can add source folder containing Java files
    using the add folder button. Once the required
    files and folders are added, then the source tree
    will be visible.
  • There we can configure the JDK and JRE that
    compiles and executes your code. We can choose
    the default JDK.

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JDBC demo application in JProfiler Training 
  • At first we need to go to the JE and Probes view
    and make sure that the JDBC probe is activated in
    the probe selector.
  • By default probes dont record data unless you
    explicitly specify that in the profiling
    settings. So we have to start recording with that
    button right next to the probe selector.
  • There we can find the Timeline view of all open
    JDBC Connections. There is nothing happening
    there, because this JDBC demo requires that we
    click on the start database activity button to
    start executing SQL statements.
  • Let us do that and there we can find 5 JDBC
    connections that have been opened by this JDBC
    demo. There is heavy activity going on there, the
    statement execution, prepare the statement
    execution and the Timeline view shows you what
    these JDBC connections are doing, the connections
    tab shows you a tabular overview.
  • There we can find the event count and event
    duration and events are the basis of all recorded
    probe data. So let us go to the events, there we
    can find many single SQL statements.

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Monitor Test in JProfiler Training
  • One thing worth mentioning is that, we need to
    add a JVM start-up trigger.
  • That starts monitor recording as soon as the JVM
    is started. This is necessary because we dont
    have to manually start monitor recording and we
    can see all the events in locking history graph
    from the start-up of the JVM.
  • If we observe on the screen during the JProfiler
    Training, we can look at the current locking
    graph there.
  • They are red dashed lines, black lines and yellow
    lines. The red lines are used for blocking and
    the black lines are for own monitors and the
    yellow lines are for waiting. This will happen
    all for too quickly- JProfiler Training.
  • We can just look at very static situations. But
    the most complex stuff happens further quickly.
    So we need to go to the locking history graph for
    a more detailed analysis.

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