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To perform an unattended installation, execute the installer with the -q co=
mmand line argument. To set licensing information in that case, pass -Vjpro=
filer.licenseKey=3D[license key] -Vjprofiler.licenseName=3D[user name] and =
optionally -Vjprofiler.licenseCompany=3D[company name] as command line argu=
ments. If you have a floating license, please use FLOAT:[server name or IP =
address] instead of the license key. A console installer mode is also avail=
able if you pass the -c command line argument.

Locally launched sessions can be converted to standalone sessions with the =
conversion wizards by invoking Session->Conversion Wizards from the main me=
nu. Convert Application Session to Remote simply creates a start script and=
 inserts the -agentpath VM parameter into the Java call. Convert Applicatio=
n Session to Offline creates a start script for offline profiling which mea=
ns that the config is loaded on startup and the JProfiler GUI is not requir=
ed. Convert Application Session to Redistributed Session does the same thin=
g, but creates a directory jprofiler_redist next to it that contains the pr=
ofiling agent as well as the config file so you can ship it to a different =
machine where JProfiler is not installed.

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If you wish to set the displayed name yourself, for example because you hav=
e several processes with the same main class that would otherwise be undist=
inguishable, you can set the VM parameter -Djprofiler.displayName=3D[name].=
 If the name contains spaces, use single quotes: -Djprofiler.displayName=3D=
'My name with spaces' and quote the entire VM parameter with double quotes =
if necessary. In addition to -Djprofiler.displayName JProfiler also recogni=
zes -Dvisualvm.display.name.

Having used both JProfiler and Yourkit recently I find that yourkit is far =
superior for memory problem analysis and strongly prefer jprofiler for perf=
ormance analysis. Yourkit's memory analysis seems to be much easier and int=
uitive. For performance analysis on yourkit I have been unsuccessful in res=
olving any performance issue I have tried to resolve with yourkit. JProfile=
r shows more accurate and concise information for performance analysis with=
 the exact number of method invocations and percent time spent in each meth=
od. I have yet to find this in yourkit. It seems yourkit just gives samplin=
g information which is not accurate unless you are measuring thousands of i=
nvocations.

i've used yourkit and it is a very nice profiler, the best i've ever used i=
n java (i've used a variety of others over the years). that being said, i'v=
e never used jprofiler, so i can't give a direct comparison.

To conclude: Manually editing the jprofiler_config.xml and adding count=3D1=
 as attribute to my timer solves the problem here. Hopefully, JProfiler wil=
l fix the bug soon. I reported the bug on their homepage.
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