This is an open source software designed for profiling Java J2EE performance.
If you're looking for a way to optimize your J2EE application without sacrificing any performance, x.Link is the answer. This software uses byte code modification to make the changes you want - and it has a minimal impact on running systems. In fact, x.Link can be used in production systems, so you won't have to worry about taking your app offline in order to improve it.
One of the biggest benefits of x.Link is that it's a great alternative to commercial J2EE profilers. The software's agent works with any JVMPI compliant Java virtual machine to instrument critical system functions in your application. This makes it easy to get the data you need to make informed decisions and optimize your code for better performance.
The x.Link agent itself is written in efficient C++ and is a low overhead process. This means that it's lightweight and easy to deploy on both test and production systems - so you can optimize your application no matter where it's running.
Overall, x.Link is a powerful tool for anyone looking to optimize their J2EE application. With its byte code modification, compatibility with any JVMPI compliant virtual machine, and low overhead, it's a great choice for developers who want to improve performance without sacrificing any functionality.
One of the biggest benefits of x.Link is that it's a great alternative to commercial J2EE profilers. The software's agent works with any JVMPI compliant Java virtual machine to instrument critical system functions in your application. This makes it easy to get the data you need to make informed decisions and optimize your code for better performance.
The x.Link agent itself is written in efficient C++ and is a low overhead process. This means that it's lightweight and easy to deploy on both test and production systems - so you can optimize your application no matter where it's running.
Overall, x.Link is a powerful tool for anyone looking to optimize their J2EE application. With its byte code modification, compatibility with any JVMPI compliant virtual machine, and low overhead, it's a great choice for developers who want to improve performance without sacrificing any functionality.
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