Memory Analysis Best Practices Within Eclipse
This paper presents a strategy for identifying memory leaks in Java applications from the comfort of the Eclipse Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE). You will learn how the Java garbage collector works, the nature of memory leaks, and how to avoid them. You will also learn how to configure the automated analysis of unit test case memory usage inside Eclipse, while learning strategies for isolating and resolving memory leaks.
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| Publisher: | Quest Software | Published: | 04/15/2009 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 12 pages |
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| Topics: | Java Performance | ||||
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