Uses of Package
org.eclipse.mat.util

Packages that use org.eclipse.mat.util
Package
Description
This provides the parser for IBM Diagnostic Tooling Framework for Java (DTFJ) dumps, and is just a parser extension, not an Application Programming Interface (API).
Parser for HPROF dumps, just a parser extension, not an Application Programming Interface (API).
Generator of HPROF dumps from other running processes on the system, just a acquire dumps extension, not an Application Programming Interface (API).
Create IBM dumps - this is an internal package not intended as an Application Programming Interface (API) except as an extension.
These are general queries.
These are queries for Collection classes.
These are queries for whole components (class loaders and packages).
These are queries for debugging Eclipse based applications.
These are queries for examining objects subject to finalization.
These are queries for the Jetty web server.
These are queries for examining OSGi bundles.
These are utilities for the OSGi bundle queries.
These are queries for Threads.
Support for collecting arguments for acquiring heap dumps from running programs.
These are queries for dominator tree and paths to/from garbage collection roots.
Links class names to the class source in an Eclipse IDE, not an Application Programming Interface (API).
These are queries for snapshots generated by JRuby applications.
Interfaces for handling indexes.
Implementations for handling indexes.
Implementations for building the snapshot (not API).
Object Query Language (OQL) (not API).
Object Query Language (OQL) compiler (not API).
Utilities for performing basic operations on the snapshot (not API).
Input/output utilities for the parser component (not API).
The implementation of key snapshot objects such as representing classes, arrays, and objects in the snapshot.
Package for examining and controlling results of running queries.
A way of controlling the detail given by the output of a query.
Package for getting a list of queries and examining their capabilities and setting them up.
Controls building of reports from XML report definitions.
Internal classes for controlling building of reports from XML report definitions (not API).
The Snapshot API, a VM independent way of looking at a snapshot of the state of objects in a heap.
Classes to help get a snapshot from a current running process on the system.
Interfaces that extend the information extracted from heap dumps like threads, name resolvers etc.
Snapshot entities, for example class, instances, class loaders, fields, GC roots.
Utilities to develop heap dump queries.
Registries for the extensions to read additional heap dump information like threads, name resolvers etc.
Editor for viewing snapshot (not API).
Supplementary actions to open a snapshot, copy to clipboard, open icon assist and so on - user interface (not API).
Utility classes for toolbars, popup menu, searching on typing - user interface (not API).
Utilities for building results.