First, I've read through the documentation and *think* I have everything setup correctly.
Since I don't see any threads here about this issue, I'm pretty sure it has something to do with how I've configured it or it's just a concept error on my part.
What I've done:
1. copied the files to their correct locations and updated the jboss-profiler.conf file.
2. updated my run.conf file with the jboss-profiler tags.
3. restarted jboss
4. called the command line client with "startProfiler"
(4.1 I also called the command line client with "enable" here during one of my tests).
5. run my web services calls to JBoss.
7. Here I have tried both:
stopProfiler, getSnapShot
and just
getSnapShot
My problem. All the time values for all of the objects/methods are 0.00 ms. I see no threads, no "Most Time" values, no hot spots nothing.
Am I just missing something simple? Do I HAVE to instrument the code somehow? am I not turning something on correctly? It seems like the profiler is working, but I get no data.
Michael
---------- Example of output ----------------
Overview
From 10 December 2009 20:42:47:489
To 10 December 2009 20:57:59:967
Total 912478.00 ms
Threads
Name Time
Most time
Count Ms Avg % Method
Hotspots
Count Ms Avg % Method
Classes
Name Type Time
com.prodeasystems.rsc.am.app.AMApplicationManager JMX_MBEAN 0.00 ms
com.prodeasystems.rsc.am.business.ActivationResponse POJO 0.00 ms
com.prodeasystems.rsc.am.business.KeyResponse POJO 0.00 ms
com.prodeasystems.rsc.am.business.RhcKeyResponse POJO 0.00 ms
com.prodeasystems.rsc.am.business.impl.AMProvisioningManagerImpl
Replace:
stopProfiler, getSnapShot
and just
getSnapShot
with
stopProfiler, snapShot
and just
snapShot