e-PROFILER: DYNAMIC PROFILING AND AUDITING FRAMEWORK
AssigneeWipro Limited
InventorsAkhilesh Laddha, Ritwik Batabyal
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AssigneeWipro Limited
InventorsAkhilesh Laddha, Ritwik Batabyal
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A method of dynamically generating profiling data using runtime non-intrusive profiling of application transactions which are contained in containers such as web servers, application servers, portal servers and J2EE/ECM containers, includes the following steps: using common resources of memory and environment for both profiling activity and application transactions; remotely executing project specific profiling administration and configuration; suing the executed project specific profiling administration and configuration and completing remote profiling, and generating profiling data by taking assistance selectively from Aspect Oriented Programming, and Application Response Measurement; and, selectively using the profiling data to analyze performance bottlenecks and do auditing as needed by a user. The profiling is done by capturing metrics based on accepted standards, partially using the same memory as for the application transactions, without code-contamination in the containers and can be done layer-wise, tier-wise or at method level. A computer readable medium encoded with the method is included.
A method of generating profiling data from runtime remote profiling of application transactions which are contained in any of containers including web servers, application servers, portal servers and ECM (Enterprise Content Management) containers, comprising the steps of:
A method of dynamically remotely profiling application transactions which may be contained in any of containers including web servers, application servers, portal servers and ECM (Enterprise Content Management) containers, comprising the steps of:
A method of dynamically generating profiling data from run time remote non-intrusive profiling of application transactions which are contained in any of containers including web servers, application servers, portal servers and ECM (Enterprise Content Management) containers, comprising the steps of:
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