Task 14: Saving Memory Information as HTML

 

Figure 72: Saved HTML File

 

Saving memory state and bringing it back into MemoryScape is one way for you to save memory state information. MemoryScape provides an alternative. You can save report information as an HTML file. (See Figure 72 for an example.)

 

Before reading this task, you should be familiar with the following information:

Chapter 1, “Locating Memory Problems”

Contains an overview of memory concepts and MemoryScape.

Task 1: “Getting Started”

Tells you how to start MemoryScape. It also contains an overview of the kinds of information you can obtain.

Task 3: “­Setting MemoryScape Options”

Describes how configuring MemoryScape so that it performs the activities you want it to perform.

Task 12: “Saving and Restoring Memory State Information”

Describes saving all memory data in a way that allows it to be brought back into MemoryScape.

Topics within this task are:

“Saving Report Information”