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JProfiler:	6.0.6
	(2010-07-01)
install4j:	5.0.4
	(2010-08-12)
exe4j:	4.4
	(2010-06-16)

Please choose the appropriate version of JProfiler in the following download matrix according to your operating system and installed JDK. We recommend to run JProfiler with a Sun 1.4.2 JDK/JRE. If you experience problems with other JDKs, please download the version with the included JRE (version 1.4.2_06) if available. This JRE will only be used by JProfiler and will not be registered for general use.

The last version of JProfiler 3 is 3.3.2.

This version is not maintained anymore. The current version can be downloaded here.

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OS	Architecture	Downloads

Windows 2000/XP Windows NT 4.0 Windows 98/ME	x86	Setup Executable (11 MB) Setup Executable with JRE (22 MB) ZIP Archive (11 MB)

Mac OS X 10.1, 10.2, 10.3	PPC	DMG Archive (11 MB)

Linux	x86	Setup Executable (10 MB) Setup Executable with JRE (29 MB) RPM (10 MB) RPM with JRE (29 MB) TAR.GZ Archive (10 MB)

Solaris 7/8/9	SPARC	Setup Executable (10 MB) TAR.GZ Archive (10 MB)

Installation Notes for TAR-Archives (Linux/Solaris)

All files are contained in an enclosing folder named jprofiler. Unpack the distribution file with

gunzip filename

tar xf filename
Start JProfiler by executing the shell script

jprofiler/bin/jprofiler
Solaris users are recommended to use gzip and GNU tar. The full set of GNU tools is available at http://www.sunfreeware.com.

Installation Notes for RPM-Archives (Linux)

Install the rpm with rpm -i <download_filename> or your favorite rpm tool. Execute jprofiler at the command line or use the kde/gnome desktop file /opt/jprofiler/jprofiler.desktop.

How to Upgrade

You may install a new version of JProfiler on top of an older version. Your configuration will not be lost. You can import your old settings in the setup wizard from jprofiler/config/config.xml.