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Java Interactive Visualization Environment

JIVE is an interactive execution environment for Eclipse that provides visualizations of Java program execution at different levels of granularity. JIVE provides a search engine over the runtime structures and helps pinpoint errors that occur at any point in the execution...

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What is Java Interactive Visualization Environment?

JIVE is an interactive execution environment for Eclipse that provides visualizations of Java program execution at different levels of granularity. JIVE provides a search engine over the runtime structures and helps pinpoint errors that occur at any point in the execution history without having to manually step through the code.

INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATIONS

JIVE depicts both the runtime state and call history of a program in a visual manner. The runtime state is visualized as an enhanced object diagram, showing object structure as well as method activations in their proper object contexts. The call history is depicted as an extended sequence diagram, with each execution thread shown in a different color, clarifying the object interactions that occur at runtime. The diagrams are scalable and can be filtered to show only information pertinent to the task at hand. JIVE also supports a state diagram view, which is useful for programs that exhibit a repetitive behavior.