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Thanks all for your responses to my question last month about
P6Spy and JDBC profiling. It appears that quite a few of you,
like me, just fix P6Spy locally, chuck it into your system (in
production as well as dev) and just more or less forget about
it except for the logs it produces. Otherwise, there seems to
be a smattering of other technologies used, commercial and
non-commercial. Some of you use the JDBC spying equivalent
capability that comes with the driver, some of you use a
measuring framework such as JaMon that has JDBC monitoring
capabilities built in. No one convinced me there was a killer
choice out there that I should be leaping to use (I'm still
open minded if anyone wants to try to convince me).
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I didn't really get an answer to why the P6spy project seems
to be in permanent stasis, given the number of people using it.
But I guess that's the nature of the tool, it's simple enough
to easily understand and fix, whereas without someone actively
managing the project who is going to manage the fixes, the
releases, and so on, people don't feel like taking over. And
in case you are wondering why I don't do that myself, sadly I
don't have the time, or I would.
Now on with this month's newsletter. We have our usual lists of
Java performance tools, news, and articles. Javva The Hutt is back
from holiday to tell us about his
recent interview with Weevil,
at fasterj we have a new cartoon
Just-in-time compilation;
and, of course, we have
extracted tips from all of this month's referenced articles.
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