Replaying Java Recordings:
ReplayDIRECTOR/Virtual Replay — “V/play”
- Using the Virtual Container that is built at time of the recording, a V/Play session matches the original session with 100% fidelity. Since the application is re-executed during replay, not simulated, anything that can be done in a live debug session can be done during replay including:
- Line by line source-code debugging, profiling, analyzing, and monitoring
- Increasing the logging levels beyond the level of the original recording
- Jumping to any point in the recording
- V/Play integrates into standard IDE’s (Integrated Development Environments), especially and specifically Eclipse.
- Because the Virtual Container captures all external inputs, no setup of servers, database, network or user load is required. Only a compatible JVM is required to execute a V/Play session.
To initiate a V/Play session, ReplayDIRECTOR seamlessly integrates
into the Eclipse IDE as a standard plug-in.
into the Eclipse IDE as a standard plug-in.
Anything that you would normally do with a live application can be done during replay including debugging and profiling.
Any recorded transaction can have a breakpoint set.
During replay,
playback
will pause at that transaction. Regular Eclipse breakpoints can also be used.
will pause at that transaction. Regular Eclipse breakpoints can also be used.
