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After last month's bumper newsletter, I'm afraid this month's offering is much slimmer. On the positive side, we have two more tool reports, HPjmeter tool for viewing and analyzing Xrunhprof output, and Sitraka's PerformaSure J2EE analyzer. All our tool reports, past and present, are available from the tool reports page.
I've also added several major interesting category tips pages to the tips section of the website:
In addition, I went on a tool trawl and found quite a few previously unlisted tools. It is very positive that there are so many free tools available for Java performance tuning related work. But it is a big negative that so many of them duplicate each other's work. Come on guys, could you not work together and share the glory?
On the negative side, both Kirk and I have book deadlines which has absorbed the rest of our available time, so there is no roundup, no new tips section, and Javva went on holiday so there's no Javva either. Sorry Kirk and Javva fans, but they both assure me they'll be back next month.
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As part of our ongoing commitment to informing our readers about performance tools, JavaPerformanceTuning.com presents one commercial tool and one non-commercial tool each month. If you are a vendor or creator of such a tool, and would like to have your tool presented, please contact me from this page. But do please note that we work on a first-completed, first-published basis. There is already a queue of vendors and freeware authors creating submissions for this column, so if you want your tool to be presented in the near future, contact us sooner rather than later.
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