SAP Memory Analyzer for 64-bit

where can i get the new SAP Memory Analyzer (JAVA) for windows 64bit installations ?
i just found it for 32 -bit , and this can not be installed on windows 64bit maschines .
thank you
hannes toefferl

Hi Hannes,
Sorry, I fixed the error on the Wiki page. Currently we can only offer the download of the 32 bit Windows version. We are however discussing to put the current version out as plugins ZIP and hopefully on an update server, as well.
For now, please have a look at our Wiki which describes how to create your own installation based on the plugins stored in the installer:
Excerpt from the Wiki ---
However, since we are based on Eclipse 3.2.0 you can try this: Download Eclipse 3.2.0 for your platform, copy our plug-ins (can be found in the installer -> Resource1.ZIP -> MemoryAnalyzer.zip -> plugins) into the plugins folder of your Eclipse installation and open the Memory Analysis perspective. On Windows 64 bit and Linux 64 bit (x86_64/GTK 2) this proved to work. Don't forget to give your Eclipse installation plenty of Java heap - the more, the faster.
Kind regards,
Vedran

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