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This extension provides code highlighting showing relative time spent in Java methods based on profiling data gathered through Codewind Load Testing.
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This extension provides code highlighting showing relative time spent in Java methods based on profiling data gathered through Codewind's load testing feature.
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## Usage
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### Prerequisites
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- The Eclipse Codewind extension (available [here](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=IBM.codewind)) installed in Visual Studio Code.
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- A Java Liberty project bound to Codewind.
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With Visual Studio Code:
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- Open .
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- This will create profiling data in a `load-test/[timestamp]/xxxx.hcd` file in your Codewind project.
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- Open your Java Liberty Project's Performance Dashboard by right-clicking on the project in the Codewind section of Visual Studio Code and selecting `Open Performance Dashboard`.
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- Once the Performance Dashboard opens, click `Run Load Test`.
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- Once the test has completed, it will create profiling data in a `load-test/[timestamp]/xxxx.hcd` file in your Codewind project.
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- In Visual Studio Code open a Java file in your project.
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- The extension will highlight any methods which were found in the profiling data and annotate them to show the percentage of time they were running on the CPU during profiling.
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