Jeroen Reijn • 10/6/2010

Large heap dump analysis with Eclipse Memory Analyzer

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This article details a real-world scenario of diagnosing a Java OutOfMemoryError (OOME) in production. It explains how to configure the JVM to generate a heap dump automatically and compares tools for analysis, highlighting Eclipse Memory Analyzer's (MAT) capability to handle large (4GB+) dump files where other tools fail.

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