hprof files, such as BSM, however I have not tested this and would only do so after performing a full file system/db backup. The zipped Reports should end up in the SiteScope\Bin directory after being created.Īs a final note, the MAT *should* work against any other HP BTO product that produces. However, MAT will automatically zip up every Report you generate – which is a perfect format to forward to HP Support, along with the raw. Unless you are a Java Developer, the memory analyzer will not be terribly useful to you.
Tool name, Number of input files, Purpose. …And run all of the canned analysis reports against the. The Heap Analyzer is an Eclipse plugin that adds three tools to the MicroEJ environment.hprof files, which are located in SiteScope bin folder: C:\SiteScope\bin exe file, which is located in the same directory you extracted the zip into. To open and parse these files, use the Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool (MAT).ĭownload the zip file and extract its contents into the same SiteScope directory where javaw.exe lives: C:\SiteScope\java\bin įrom here on you are on your own, but the basic gist of it goes like this: Essentially, these files are memory dumps that indicate a problem with the application configuration. Over 35GB’s worth is not out of the question, and this can clearly tank an application as a result. Powerful tool to tune your applications memory and GC settings. If a SiteScope GUI becomes completely blank, or is otherwise unavailable, one of the culprits may be a lack of available disk space – on account of SiteScope creating a number of large JVM debugging files (.hprof files).
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