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For many dynamic views and snapshot comparison views,
view filters can be set at the bottom
of the view. Enter a comma separated list of packages into the combo box and
hit enter to dynamically filter the view.
You can specify exceptions, by adding a minus sign at the start of a package. Those packages will then not be included. For example: com.mycorp,-com.mycorp.parserwill resolve all calls to the com.mycorp package hierarchy except any calls to the com.mycorp.parser sub-hierarchy. You can also start the filter list with exceptions, in that case all calls will be resolved except for the specified packages. In one JProfiler main window, all dynamic views with a view filter box at the bottom share the same current view filter. To reset the view filter and show the entire content of the view again, click on [Reset view filters] in the lower right corner of the view. The combo box holds view filters that have been entered during the current session. Selecting an entry from the combo box enables the view filter immediately. |
| | View filters have an effect similar to the profiled package filters that are set for the session. These are configured in the session settings dialog and are not adjustable without loss of recorded data while the session is active. However, the active filter sets of the session strongly influence the speed and memory consumption of the profiled application while the view filters don't. It is therefore advisable to activate as many filter sets as possible in the filter settings and use the view filters for dynamic drill down only. |