:: JPathReport :: Features ::
JPathReport provides different perspective about your Java class path:
absolute and relative sizes, size distribution,and
distribution of modification dates.
Each perspective provides a pie chart, a bar chart, and a details table,
and you can choose to either show the class size or the number of classes.
Also, JPathReport collects a list of 100 largest, oldest, and newest classes,
and it provides a class path analysis summary that includes a problem report.
Size Perspective
The size views quickly show you how much space the
classes and packages consume in your class paths.
The size pie chart is probably the best to find
monster classes and packages. You can switch to
the table view and toggle the display of classes
to get more detailed information about a package.
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Size Distribution
The size distribution views help you to learn more about
the different class sizes that exists in your class paths.
Look at these views to check whether the size distribution
is what you expected it to be.
If you are in 'Show class size' mode, you can see
how much space is consumed by large, medium sized, and small classes.
In 'Show number of classes' mode, you see how many classes
are large, of medium size, and small.
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Modified Distribution
The modification distribution views provide you with
information about when how much space and how many classes
have been modified.
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Top 100 Lists
These tables show the list of 100 largest files,
least recently modified files, and most recently files.
This is a good place to find large and obsolete files.
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Summary and Problem Report
The analysis summary provides a textual presentaion for
several statistics that are collected during the
class path scan process.
It also contains a log of all problems that have been
detected in your class path.
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