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I have a WebLogic 7 server, running under j2sdk1_3 on a Solaris platform.
Since Java5, I know the jmap command is very usefull for analyzing and troubleshooting a memory leak.
Is there a similar tool that can be used on Java 1.3?
The
-Xrunhprofoption is available on the 1.3 JVM executable. This will generate a heap dump, in either ASCII or binary format, when the JVM exits (whether or not due to out-of-memory). If you have a modern development machine, I believe you can usejhatto read the binary format. As noted in the docs,java -Xrunhprof:helpwill tell you what the options are.