I am using the Jar Plugin to trace calls in my java code.
I have set profiler.entrypoint and this is correctly started tracing the method in entrypoint, but in pinpoint when I attempt to view the data recorded, I can see the entrypoint method being correctly traced.
But the method traced does not show any information for any methods called by the entrypoint method.
For example, if I use profiler.entrypoint=myclass.mymain, this correctly traces the entrypoint in the pinpoint applcation.
But if myclass.mymain makes a call to myclass.method2() I do not see this in the trace.
If I add myclass.method2() into the profiler.entrypoint (comma separated list), this works and adds the information into the call stack for myclass.mymain() BUT:
it adds the call to myclass.method2 into the list of endpoint calls, which I believe is not correct
no other calls are traced, for example if myclass.method2 makes a call to myclass.method3 then is also missing.
I would appreciate any information on how to get a full call stack in the trace. Thank you inadvance.
I am using the Jar Plugin to trace calls in my java code.
I have set profiler.entrypoint and this is correctly started tracing the method in entrypoint, but in pinpoint when I attempt to view the data recorded, I can see the entrypoint method being correctly traced.
But the method traced does not show any information for any methods called by the entrypoint method.
For example, if I use profiler.entrypoint=myclass.mymain, this correctly traces the entrypoint in the pinpoint applcation. But if myclass.mymain makes a call to myclass.method2() I do not see this in the trace.
If I add myclass.method2() into the profiler.entrypoint (comma separated list), this works and adds the information into the call stack for myclass.mymain() BUT:
I would appreciate any information on how to get a full call stack in the trace. Thank you inadvance.