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Before you can view how your application is behaves, you need to create a JRA recording, i.e. collect data from your application. The JRockit recording engine produces a recording of the system's runtime behavior during a specified period of time, typically a few minutes. The recording results in an XML file that opens automatically in the JRA tool upon completion (for JRockit 1.4, the XML file is saved to the disk where JRockit is running). The file can be analyzed "offline" by the Runtime Analyzer tool.
This section describes how you start a recording and how you setup the JRA tool to suit your needs.
The following topics will be covered:
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