Concerns and issues relating to all versions of WebSphere Application Server
The IBM extended version of Eclipse Memory Analyzer contains a number of plugins that help with determining the memory usage of WAS components like Dynacache, HTTPSession, WebContainer etc .. The IBM Extensions for Memory Analyzer currently offers extensions covering: Java SE Runtime, & WebSphere Application Server
Snapshot of what this look like in the tool ...
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IBM WebSphere Application Server Extensions to Eclipse Memory Analyzer |
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IBM Java SE Runtime Extensions to Eclipse Memory Analyzer |
If you have a complete core dump this tool can also show you thread details, thread stacks, a classloader explorer etc ...
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Java Thread exploration with Eclipse Memory Analyzer |
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My version of the IBM extended Eclipse Memory Analyzer |
Happy Debugging!
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