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Sitraka JProbe Widens Platform Support with First Java Performance Tool for HP's Itanium 2-based Unix Systems

Sitraka JProbe Widens Platform Support with First Java Performance Tool for HP's Itanium 2-based Unix Systems
By Java News Desk
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January 1, 2000 12:00 AM EST
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(November 12, 2002) - Sitraka has released the industry's first Java performance tool for 64-bit Java development: Sitraka JProbe 4.0 for the HP-UX* 11i Itanium 2-based platform. Available immediately, this release supports companies developing Java and J2EE applications for HP's high-performance Itanium 2 microarchitecture.

"HP is leading the race in providing a solid Itanium 2-based platform on which Java developers will release their future Java applications," said Jeff Zado, director, JProbe product management, Sitraka. JProbe Suite for HP-UX 11i on Itanium 2-based systems works with 64-bit enabled JDKs released by HP that support the Java Virtual Machine Profiler Interface.

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