3 Ways to Start Java Flight Recorder in Eclipse

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This JFR example shows you 3 ways to start Java Flight Recorder in Eclipse and view the output of JVM profiling. This example does assume the JDK Mission Control plugin for Eclipse is installed. If it's not, look at my previous tutorial on the topic. But even if the Java Mission Control plugin is not installed, two of these three options will still work. So, if you want to profile your JVM, troubleshoot Java performance issues and do it all within the Eclipse IDE, this JDK Flight Recorder for Java apps tutorial is for you.

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Is this tool usable for OSGi projects as well?

Omcsesz
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Awesome video!
But is there a way, such that, the JFR runs as soon as the application starts running and stops when the application execution is over?

manavjeetsingh
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There's a full write-up on how to start Java Flight Recorder over on TheServerSide:

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My app does not show up in JVM browser. I am using java1.8. eclipse Version: 2020-12 (4.18.0)

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