Performance of Webstart application (start)
Hi all
We actually have problems with webstart applications which need a lot of time to start, even when we use caches to store all the needed jarfiles locally on the client. Can someone give me any hints how to measure the startup time for webstart applications with dynatrace?
Thanks
Matthias
The best way to find out what happens in the JVM during startup of the Applet is executing a CPU sample.
The default AWT Sensor Pack (How to diagnose AWT and Swing Applications#DefaultAWTSensorPack) won't help since no user action is executed yet.
Instrumenting the Applet's main method could be another option, but you'll need to close the Applet as soon as it started, otherwise the PurePath will time out. To find the Main Class see the <applet-desc> tag in JNLP file.
Hi,
We use a Java-Swing-Webstart application. There is nothing to download as all the needed files are in a local cache. I'm interested in some helpful method sensors to measure the time and the actions used to start the application.
Regards
Matthias
Do you have a UEM enabled webserver agent installed on the machine delivering the jar files? You can measure the download time and size using User Action Purepaths.
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