Does Jprofiler Works Without IDE? I want to use jprofiler in server side without IDE. I am searching this question on internet but I am not getting the solution.
In the JProfiler GUI, invoke
Session->Integration wizards->New Server Integration
select the remote option and follow the steps in the wizard.
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I am trying to connect to a remote server using JetBrains Gateway, so that I can use IntelliJ IDE for code changing purposes.
Both IntelliJ and JetBrains Gateway are -newly installed- on my device and I've rebooted my PC after installation as well.
I entered the hostname, password and it says that I'm "Successfully Connected".
But in the IDE version dropdown, nothing shows up even though I have IntelliJ installed on the system.
I do see the Other options... link. But the following options seem like they are to be used if no IDE is installed :
My Question is
How to get IntelliJ IDE (which is already installed) in the dropdown of JetBrains Gateway
You need to run a script to turn the server on
"The main script to run a remote IDE is remote-dev-server.sh, located in the bin subdirectory of your unpacked IDE"
From the Jetbrains instructions here
I am trying to use my computer with windows 10 installed so that I can build and compile jar files but test them remotely on my raspberry pi4 down the hall. This method worked fine when I was using a linux (Ubuntu) laptop, but unfortunately...the laptop broke, and now I'm installing linux on another computer...and in the meantime, I would like to continue working. I have Apache Netbeans 12.3, java version 16, and here are the specifics of what is happening: I can go into manage platforms, I can set up a remote platform, and can test it...and the connection tests out successfully. However, when I go to File->ProjectProperties and select Categories->Run, in the drop-down box where you can usually select the platforms you have established....there are no options--it just offers Project Platform. Maybe it's a windows thing? A priviledge thing? I can't find the answer...thanks in advance.
This is the screen where the problem exists. The arrow points towards the drop down menu that won't drop down and acts like no other Platform has been defined.
By downgrading the JDK to JDK11, I was able to select newly existing Remote Platforms in Netbeans in the File->ProjectProperties window, under the Run category, as detailed in the picture above.
I'm learning java webdevelopment and I'm using tomcat 7. I set everything up so that I can remotely debug (breakspoints seem to work) my deployment on a remote tomcat server using IntelliJ.
My book on webdevelopment states that I can use System.out.println() in most IDE's to print to the console.
But in IntelliJ nothing shows up in the console...
Does IntelliJ support printing to the console from a remote server?
And if it does, hoe do I set it up?
Or are there any alternatives to do this?
I found 2 solutions for my problem:
1) Use the intellij local run configuration
2) Instead of System.out.println() use log() to write to the catalina log file.
Is there a way I can use selenium without having to install java runtime on my remote machine?(the machine where the browser is)
The machine that automates the process( where the tests run will have java) but the remote machine where the browser is does not have java. is it possible? and if yes how ?
You can try using Launch4j for embedding JRE into your java application package.
Useful links:
1. Launch4J
2. A SO post for how to do it.
3. Another SO answer which describes how to do it on different OSes
Hi I am new to jprofiler . My task is to profile a remote weblogic server for which i have followed the steps for remote profiling and came till sh file creation which the jprofiler creates itself. As i have read I need to start my weblogic server with this sh file .
But i am stuck up with the following error.
:Error occured during initialisation of VM could not find agent library in the absolute path ......./linuxX64/libjprofilerti.so
I can see the file in path mentioned in the error. Help needed quickly .
Thanks in advance,
Raghu dev
Likely, you're profiling a 32-bit JVM, not a 64-bit JVM. Repeat the integration wizard and deselect the "64-bit JVM" check box on the "Profiled JVM" step. Then it should work.
uncheck the 64-bit vm option in jprofiler while creating the profiling settings. this should solve the issue