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[news.eclipse.tools.hyades] Re: how to profile plugins?
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Neil,
I will try and get you up and running profiling plugins. Unfortunately, we
have not been able to integrate with the eclipse launcher yet to make this
an easy task. The best way to profile plugins is with a separate workbench.
The steps are as follows.
1. Launch the workbench that contains the Hyades driver.
2. Ensure the RAServer is running.
3. Lauch your workbench with the code you want to profile. To enable
profiling you can add the "-vmargs -XrunpiAgent" to the end of your eclipse
parameter list.
4. Attach to the profiled workbench using the hyades workbench.
5. Set your profiling options to narrow the classes to those inside your
plugin.
Please let me know if there is more I can do to help,
Richard.
"Neil Goldsmith" <neilg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:Xns93838AFB7CF0Dneilgavayacom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I'm very new to Haydes as in, I just started looking at it today. We are
> developing various plugins and wanted to use Haydes for profiling and
> testing needs. After installation, all I could find was launch or attach
> to running java process. I didn't see anyway to test plugins. Is there a
> good place to start (documentation or tut) to learn the basics?
>
> One thing we really need desperately is the ability to unit test the UI
> components for our plugs in our JUnit tests. Will Haydes help fit this
> bill?
>
> thanks