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weblogic tool to detect the connection leak in the source code

 
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Hi everyone,

is there WLS tool which we can run for our source code to detect any connection leak ?

I have heard that there is one such tool provided by BEA Weblogic itself but i do not know what is exactly and how to use it.

I would greately appreicate for your help in this regard.

Thanks and regards.
jyothi
 
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Just run your app from the Weblogic Workshop IDE in debug mode ?
 
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http://dev2dev.bea.com/products/wljrockit142/articles/jrockit142_hirt.jsp

Link to memory link tool for JRocket.
 
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Thank you for your time and effort to reply my topic.

jyothi
 
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