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IDE integrations: When multiple JProfiler windows were opened from an IDE integration, some windows could not be used for standalone sessions anymore.NetBeans plugin: Profiling Maven projects did not work for NetBeans 12.6.

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SSH password authentication did not work when connecting to FreeBSD 13.

CPU threshold triggers were broken on non-Windows platforms.

Call tree: Jumping to execution sites and to the probe call tree was not reliable.

Heap walker: In the incoming references view, node selections from the path to GC root search were not memorized when moving back and forth in the heap walker history.

The controller MBean was not always added to an existing MBean server.

Added support for server side events in RestEasy, Jersey and CXF.

CPU telemetry on Windows is now recorded without the presence of the java.management module.

PHD dumps can now be taken without the presence of the java.management module on newer IBM VMs.

Async sampling mode is now supported on macOS ARM with Java 17.

This is added by default for sessions launched by JProfiler and by IDE integrations.

Adding the option ',loopback' to the -agentpath VM parameter for profiling will restrict connecting JProfiler clients to the current machine.

Support for switching between light and dark mode on the fly.

Pressing the Delete key in view filter popups now deletes the selected entry.

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This adds support for a wide range of frameworks based on code generation.

Calls into proxy classes for profiled interfaces are now shown in the call tree.

The 'Java EE components' aggregation level is now called 'JEE/Spring' and includes Spring classes that are annotated with or derived annotations.

Support for the Spring Webflux HTTP client.

Support for the Reactor Netty web client.

Sunburst diagram for the biggest objects view of the heap walker.

Remote attach: FreeBSD and AIX are now supported.

Remote attach: Support attaching to JVMs running in Redhat UBI-minimal images.

Local attach: Elevated users can now attach to JVMs started by any user with jpenable on Windows when the PID is provided as long as the JProfiler installation is readable for that user.

Local attach: Differing settings for the temporary directory no longer prevent jpenable on Windows to attach to a JVM when the PID is provided.

Local attach: On Windows it is now possible to attach to a JVM started by the same user that runs in a different session.

Local attach: Added a user switcher to profile JVMs started by different users on Linux.

Support for attaching to JVMs running in Docker Desktop on Windows and macOS.

Support for attaching to JVMs running in a Kubernetes cluster.

The Bash scripts perf-jprofiler.sh and perf-flightrecorder. It is required to define the installation directory and the session There is integration with JProfiler through the dat files from the PerfReport applications and generates Performance reports can be averaged using Which will generate a perf.png file with the graphs. The data is presented on the console, and a GNU plot script is generated. Which takes 3 arguments output from NoopTS run, output from Narayana/MEM run and MCP_IMPL: The implementation class of ManagedConnectionPool TX_COMMIT_DURATION: The number of milliseconds spent in the resource during tx.commit() TX_BEGIN_DURATION: The number of milliseconds spent in the resource during tx.begin() USE_CCM: Register connections with the cached connection manager USE_TRANSACTION_FOR_NOTRANSACTION: Use a transaction for NoTransaction scenario RECORD_ENLISTMENT_TRACES: Should enlistment be recorded TRANSACTIONS_PER_CLIENT: The number of transactions each client should perform RAMP_UP_ITERATIONS: The number of iterations that the ramp-up should perform

Mockito framework to verify class and method behaviors.Īn example: Test public void printFailuresLogShouldReturnNotEmptyStringForWarning () throws Throwable Īs you can see the BDD style respects the test method name and using theĬLIENTS: The number of clients in each run We are mocking our input/output conditions in our unit tests using the There are other jnuit.* properties defined in the main build.xml that can be controlled in the same You can of course change them statically in the build.xml file or temporary using -Djunit.haltonerror=yes. You can control the behavior by using the junit.haltonerror and junit.haltonfailure The build script does not fail in case of test errors or failure.

Where -Dmodule specifies which module to execute the test cases in. You can also execute all test cases of a single module using The -Dtest parameter specifies the test case itself. Where -Dmodule specifies which module to execute the test case in.

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We have full coverage of the JCA specification as well as our implementation.Īnt -Dmodule=embedded -Dtest=.unit.ShrinkWrapTestCase one-test The overall goals of our test environment is to execute tests that ensures that

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