Omitting the quotes only makes the code slightly easier to read, the result is the same. You do not have to put quotes around the dll filename, namespace, classname and method, but if the dll filename contains spaces, you need the quotes around that. When done with calling CLR::Call, call CLR::Destroy, for instance in. This is nessecary if you need to call CLR::Call more than once, otherwise the installer hangs on the second call. "SomeMethod" 5 "mystring1" "x" 10 15.8 false pop $0 MessageBox MB_OK $0 InitPluginsDir SetOutPath $PLUGINSDIR File "SomeAssembly.dll" CLR:: Call /NOUNLOAD "SomeAssembly.dll" "SomeNamespace.SomeClass" \ NET DLL, which takes five parameters: string, char, int, float and boolean and returns a string: Sample NSIS script calling a method in a. Before calling the plug-in, call SetOutPath and copy the. Return value can be of those types too but are returned as strings to NSIS. Namespace and classname with dot in betweenĪt the moment, the supported parameter types are string, char, int, float and boolean.
Place the plugin in the NSIS plugins folder.
TDA Plugin: Thread Dump Analyzer is a GUI for analyzing thread dumps generated by the Java VM.This is a NSIS plug-in, that can call methods in your managed. Home »ĬRaSH Plugin: support for the CRaSH open source shell for the Java Platform in VisualVM (VisualVM 1.x only). Home »Ĭoherence Plugin: summarized statistics and information for a JMX enabled Coherence cluster. VisualVM Extensions: support for additional functionality (such as new JDKs, JVMs, HotSpot versions, etc.) not supported by the VisualVM core modules at the time VisualVM was released.īTrace Plugin: support for creating, deploying and saving BTrace scripts directly from the VisualVM. JConsole Plugins Container: support for using existing JConsole plugins (like JTop) inside VisualVM. OQL Syntax Support: enhanced editor for OQL Console in HeapWalker providing syntax coloring and basic code completion. Security: GUI for setting the keystore, truststore, protocols and ciphers for SSL/TLS connections in VisualVM, equivalent to setting appropriate system properties .* and .* Threads Inspector: enables analyzing stack traces of one or more threads in the Threads tab.īuffer Monitor: monitoring usage of direct buffers created by ByteBuffer.allocateDirect and mapped buffers created by FileChannel.map. See the Sources Support page for more details. Go To Source: adds support for opening source code from within VisualVM. See the Startup Profiler plugin page for more details. Startup Profiler plugin enables instrumented profiling of local Java 5+ applications from their startup and helps to profile short-running processes.
Eventually it uses a hard kill for processes that don't respond. Kill Application plugin allows to easily kill a monitored process, alive or deadlocked, by just a single mouse click. The data are displayed both graphically and in a table and can be exported to common formats for further processing by external tools. Using various probes, the Tracer gathers metrics from an application and displays the data in a timeline. See the Visual GC tool page for details.įramework and GUI for detailed monitoring and analyzing Java applications. Visual GC attaches to an application and collects and graphically displays garbage collection, class loader, and HotSpot compiler performance data. Integration of the Visual Garbage Collection Monitoring Tool into VisualVM. In VisualVM the browser is further improved to deliver better usability and support for latest JMX features. MBeans Browser plugin provides functionality similar to the MBeans Browser in JConsole: shows MBeans of an application, displays values, operations and notifications.