## Heap walker data view - Class data |

The class data table is one of the view modes in the data view of the heap walker.

| The main table in the class data table first lists the static fields of the current class the constant pool entries which are references the interface references Each class has implicit JVM level references to all implemented interfaces. the classloader of this class This is an implicit JVM level reference which is `null` if the class has been loaded by the bootstrap classloader. By selecting this reference you can go from a class to its classloader. There are three columns shown in the table, which can be sorted. Note that sorting by number always keeps static fields and constant pool references together. Number Shows the number of the entry in its category. Field name Shows type and name for the static fields or the corresponding category name. Value Shows the value of the field as the explicit contents of the field for primitive field types and instances of `java.lang.String`. This data is available depending on the profiling interface: >= Java 1.5 (JVMTI) Primitive data is requested on demand, since it is an expensive operation to collect all primitive data with JVMTI. This means that primitive data does not reflect the state of the object at the time of the snapshot. If the object has been garbage collected in the meantime, `N/A` will be displayed. <= Java 1.4.2 (JVMPI) If the Record primitive data option has been checked in the heap walker options dialog, the value at the time of the snapshot is displayed. Otherwise, `N/A` will always be displayed. `[reference]` for non-primitive field types which hold a live reference. `null` for non-primitive field types which are empty. No specific view settings apply to the class data view.

| Please see the help on the data view for how to perform selection steps from this view.