JProfiler Mac version new features
HTTP probe for outgoing requests has been added. Both synchronous and asynchronous calls are measured. Supported HTTP clients are:
java.net.URLConnection
Java HTTP Client (Java 11+)
Apache HttpClient 4.x
Apache Async HttpClient 4.x
OkHttp 3.9+
Jersey (JAX-RS) Async Client 2. x.
RestEasy Async Client 3.x
CXF Async Client 3.1.1+
HTTP calls can now be traced between JVMs. When using supported HTTP clients and servlet containers on the server side, call sites and execution sites can be navigated in both directions. Can be executed inline and asynchronously. Both the call tree view and the hotspot view now have "inline asynchronous execution" call tree analysis for this purpose. If asynchronous tracing is active, the status display above the call tree provides easy access to the actions that create the inline view. Additionally, nodes in the call tree that intercept asynchronous calls have corresponding hyperlinks.
Added support for tracking Kotlin coroutines. Coroutines are the basis for asynchronous programming with Kotlin in a multi-platform way. Without dedicated tool support, call trees involving coroutines are highly fragmented and much information about cause-and-effect relationships is lost.
JProfiler has new light and dark look and feel. The look and feel is based on the look and feel of IntelliJ IDEA Darcula and is slightly derived from it. These skins support HiDPI on Windows, Linux, and macOS. On Windows and macOS, JProfiler comes bundled with the "JetBrAIns Runtime" OpenJDK, which has better HiDPI support than the default JDK.
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