Using CPU profiler for an application running on a standalone WebLogic server
Profiling allows you to connect to a Standalone WebLogic Server instance and gather profiling statistics for your application. Profiling statistics can be subsequently used to identify and correct performance issues. JDeveloper supports both a CPU and a memory profiler. The CPU profiler gathers statistics related to CPU usage by the application. The memory profiler identifies how the application utilizes memory and can be used to diagnose memory leaks.
In this recipe, we will demonstrate how to use the CPU profiler to profile an ADF Fusion web application deployed to a Standalone WebLogic managed server instance running on the local machine.
Getting ready
You will need a Standalone WebLogic Server configured and started as explained in Configuring and using the Standalone WebLogic Server, Chapter 10, Deploying ADF Applications. You will also need an ADF Fusion web application deployed to the Standalone WebLogic...