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Oracle JDK 14
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older.
Oracle JDK 13
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older. This version has reached end of life. Use JDK 14 instead.
Oracle JDK 12
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older. This version has reached end of life. Use JDK 14 instead.
Oracle JDK 11
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older.
★ The best default choice for Eclipse products Oxygen version and newer, i.e., for any recent or current Eclipse product.
Oracle JDK 10
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older.
Oracle JDK 9
Manual addition of --add-modules ALL-SYSTEM required for applications based on Eclipse Neon (4.7) or older.
★ A good choice for Eclipse products 2020-06 version and older.
Oracle JDK 6
Oracle JDK 1.5
Oracle JDK 1.4
Oracle JDK 1.3
Oracle JDK 1.2
Oracle JDK 1.1
Introduction
JVM Monitor is a Java profiler integrated with Eclipse to monitor CPU, threads and memory usage of Java applications.
JVM Monitor would be useful to quickly inspect Java applications without preparing any launch configuration beforehand. JVM Monitor automatically finds the running JVMs on local host and you can easily start monitoring them. It is also supported to monitor Java applications on remote host by giving hostname and port number.
If further deep analysis is needed, you may use other tools (e.g. TPTP, Memory Analyzer) as a next step.
License
JVM Monitor is free open source software distributed under Eclipse Public License v1.0 (EPL).
Support
If you find bugs or have feature requests for JVM Monitor, please enter an entry at issue tracker. If you have questions or comments, please send email to .
News
- Feb 2, 2013: 3.8.1 has been released
- May 12, 2012: Eclipse 3.8.x / 4.2.x (Juno) is supported in 3.8.0
- Aug 17, 2011: Java SE 7 is supported in 3.7.1
- Jun 19, 2011: Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) is supported in 3.7.0
- Mar 13, 2011: development status is now 'beta' in 3.6.9
- Dec 26, 2010: Mac OS X is supported in 3.6.8
- Dec 14, 2010: Windows 64-bit is supported in 3.6.7
Jvm 1.8 Mac Download
- Nov 13, 2010: added to Eclipse Marketplace in 3.6.5
Incompatible Jvm Eclipse
- Oct 01, 2010: initial version 3.6.0 has been released