Managing Invocations
To manage invocations, choose Server → Services → Performance Tracing → Runtime → Application tracing → Invocations.
Method Invocations
The modified methods in the application tracing are marked with .
A modified class does not necessarily contain modified methods only.
You can apply different actions to each method:
Method Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
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Show associated plugins |
If the plugins' root node is displayed (it is an option), this action causes the plugin nodes representing the plugins associated with the method to be selected. |
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View source |
Attempts to retrieve the source of the class depending on the current settings. |
Captured Method Invocations
The captured method invocations in the application tracing are marked with .
You can apply different actions to these method invocations:
Captured Method Invocations Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
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Browse objects |
Adds nodes to the object browser, which represent the this pointer, the arguments, the returned value, and the thrown exception of this method invocation. |
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Go to the method |
Causes the relevant method node to be selected. |
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Forget |
Removes the invocation record from the tree. All subrecords will also be removed. |
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View source |
Attempts to retrieve the source of the class depending on the current settings. |
Threads
The threads in the application tracing are marked with . They are used to group invocation nodes by thread.
You can apply different actions to each thread:
Thread Action
| Action | Descrition |
|---|---|
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Browse as an object |
Adds the java.lang.Thread object to the object browser. |