If you run JProfiler for the first time, a setup wizard will guide you through the steps
to collect all required information in order to create and run profiling sessions.
Everything you enter here can be changed at a later time through the menus of a running
instance of JProfiler. The setup wizard inquires about:
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Importing settings from an older version of JProfiler
If you would like to import your settings, please select the config file of your old
JProfiler installation. The name of the config file is config.xml.
This file is located in
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{JProfiler installations directory}/config for JProfiler <= 2.1.1
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{User home directory}/.jprofiler2 for JProfiler >= 2.2
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{User home directory}/.jprofiler3 for JProfiler >= 3.0
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{User home directory}/.jprofiler4 for JProfiler >= 4.0
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{User home directory}/.jprofiler5 for JProfiler >= 5.0
Note: If a JProfiler >= 2.2 installation is detected, it is imported automatically.
This step can be used to migrate a JProfiler configuration to a different computer.
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License information
You are required to
enter your key and your personal information
before proceeding to the next step.
Note: If a JProfiler >= 4.0 installation is detected, this step is omitted.
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Java virtual machines installed on your system
JProfiler will search your local fixed drives for installed JVMs. You may stop
the search at any time and edit found JVMs or add new JVMs manually in the
following screen. The "Check found JVMs" step of the wizard works like the
"Java VMs" tab in JProfiler's
general settings
where JVMs may be changed later on.
Note: If a JProfiler >= 2.2 installation is detected, this step is omitted.
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IDE integration
JProfiler can be fully integrated into
most popular IDEs.
By selecting the desired integration and clicking [Integrate] button
you start the integration process. You can also perform the integrations later by
choosing Session->IDE integrations from the main menu.