“First Complete Java Profiling Tool on Linux Allows Developers
To Performance Test Applications”
“This week at JavaOne, Intuitive Systems, Inc. is unveiling
Optimizeit for Linux, the first complete Java performance tool
available for the Linux platform. A comprehensive profiling tool,
award-winning Optimizeit allows developers to test and improve the
performance of Java applications, servlets, applets and JavaBeans,
whether they are running on a Linux, Microsoft Windows or Sun
Solaris operating system.”
“Developers using Linux can take advantage of Optimizeit for
Linux to understand and solve important performance issues such as
memory leaks, too much temporary allocation, inefficient algorithms
and inefficient processor use in their Java technology
programs.”
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