Performance Monitoring and Profiling

Hi,
I am looking for an Opensource or freeware Performance monitoring and profiling tool. Right now we are using Java melody but it is just a monitoring
tool where it doesnot give much information on the memory leaks, etc. I need to a tool which captures the memory leaks and GC operations in detail.
Please suggest one.
Thanks

rajeev_b wrote:
You can try Java Monitor eclipse plugin. This gives detailed performance analysis on JVM level.
More information at http://www.jvmmonitor.org/
This is opensource plugin.Neat! Thanks for the link.

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