Run vsce package in the codewind-java-profiler folder.
JPROFILER VS VISUALVM INSTALL
Install the vsce package globally with npm install -g vsce.Run npm install in the codewind-java-profiler folder.vsix extension package that can then be installed/published: You will see a summary of all tests run.In the /profiling directory, run mvn test.To run the container complete the following steps: These are JUnit unit tests, but can only be run inside the server Docker container. Unit tests for the Java Server are in the server/src/test directory. Select Launch Client from the drop down and press the Run icon.Press Ctrl+Shift+B (Cmd+Shift+B on Mac) to compile the client.Open the clone of this repository in Visual Studio Code.This installs all necessary npm modules in the client directory. Run npm install in the cloned codewind-java-profiler folder.The extension will highlight any methods which were found in the profiling data and annotate them to show the percentage of time they were running on the CPU during profiling.In Visual Studio Code open a Java file in your project.Once the test has completed, it will create profiling data in a load-test//xxxx.hcd file in your Codewind project.Once the Performance Dashboard opens, click Run Load Test.Open your Java Liberty Project's Performance Dashboard by right-clicking on the project in the Codewind section of Visual Studio Code and selecting Open Performance Dashboard.A Java Liberty project bound to Codewind.
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