Next, run the instrumented application and demarcate the start and end points of a use case. Contact support if you are using any other database. MaintainJ supports Oracle, DB2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Derby Sybase and SQL Server out of the box. We would add support to your server on request.Ĭ) Databases - MaintainJ captures the actual runtime sql calls sent to the database regardless of the JDBC frameworks used by the application. If your server is not supported, follow these steps to generate Glassfish and Jetty servers are also supported. The JRE versions currently supported are 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8.Ī) J2SE Applications/Applets/JUnit - Tracing J2SE applications (Swing or non-GUI), Applets and JUnit is supported.ī) J2EE Applications - The following J2EE application server are supported - Tomcat 4, 5, 6 & 7, JBoss 3, 4, 5 & 6, WebLogic 8, 9 & 10, WebSphere 5, 6 & 7. In fact, any non-J2ME Java applications can use MaintainJ by following these steps. Instrumented applications are slow to service the first request but perform with little overhead later.īelow are the types of Java applications supported out-of-the box by MaintainJ. You can choose the packages to be instrumented. No changes are done to the source files nor any changes are persisted to file system. This step changes class files at runtime. The following are the three steps to generate the diagrams: You may want to check the sample screenshots of the generated sequence and class diagrams. You can trace applications running on a single JVM or on multiple JVM's and view the end-to-end call trace in a single sequence diagram.
The captured information includes data at each method call, any sql calls to the database and the response time of each call. MaintainJ generates runtime sequence diagrams using the call trace captured for a single use case while you run the application. It also helps to document Java applications using sequence and class diagrams. MaintainJ reduces the time needed to understand complex enterprise Java applications from days to minutes.
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