[News.eclipse.test-and-performance] Re: problems with profiling tools

[curtispd@xxxxxxxxxx (Curtis d\'Entremont)]

In order to get the UML2 interaction views, you need to tell it to collect 
this type of data. It's turned off by default because of the large amount 
of processing required. To turn it on, open the launch configuration 
dialog, and select the Execution History profiling set in the Overview 
sub-tab of the Profiling tab. Click Edit... in this same tab to edit the 
profiling set. Select the Execution Time Analysis profiling type in the 
tree, under the Time Analysis group. You'll see the options on the right. 
Select the option to collect graphical flow information. If you want the 
object interactions view (interactions between individual instances), also 
select the option to collect instance level information.

Let me know how it goes...

Thanks,
Curt

David Komanek wrote:


> Well, finally I found a working solution:

> run eclipse + switch to profiler perspective
> run RAServer

> run manually 
> java -XrunpiAgent:server=controlled -classpath "%CLASSPATH%;." 
> cz.komanek.test03.Test

> in Eclipse: Profile .... attach to process (define connection for 
> 127.0.0.1, not for localhost), select the agent, if there are more see the 
> last proces id in the RAC logfile

> At least this works, so I think there is some issue with starting the java 
> -XrunpiAgent from eclipse on my computer.

> Still do not see any data for UML2 interaction networks, but it is 
> probably ok at this stage of Hyades development ?

> David