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dlight(1)							     dlight(1)

NAME
       dlight  -  startup  script  for	DLight,	 a graphical tool that enables
       application developers to use DTrace technology to observe  application
       behavior

SYNOPSYS
       dlight	[  --jdkhome  "path"  ]	 [ -V | --version]  [ -? | --help ]  [
       -Jjvm-options ]

DESCRIPTION
       DLight is an interactive graphical observability tool that uses	Oracle
       Solaris Dynamic Tracing (DTrace) technology. You can use DLight on Ora‐
       cle Solaris platforms to analyze graphical data	from  multiple	DTrace
       scripts	in  a  synchronized  fashion  to  trace a runtime problem in a
       C/C++/Fortran application or AMP stack to the root cause.

OPTIONS
       --jdkhome path
	    Explicitly specifies the path to the Java 6 JDK or	JRE.  If  this
	    option  is	not given, the command looks for the JDK in your PATH.
	    If the dlight command cannot find a JDK in your path, it looks for
	    one	 in /usr/jdk and /usr/java. If you specify a JDK path with the
	    --jdkhome option and the command finds  an	invalid	 JRE  at  that
	    location, it issues a warning and terminates its search.

       -V | --version
	    Displays version information for DLight.

       -? | --help
	    Displays the list of command-line options.

       -Jjvm-options]
	    Specifies  options to the Java Virtual Machine that is started for
	    DLight. See the java man page for descriptions of options.

       DLight is based on the NetBeans platform. You can see options for  Net‐
       Beans-based   applications   by	 typing	  /<studio-directory>/lib/net‐
       beans/bin/netbeans --help

       For an explanation of the startup options  of  NetBeans-based  applica‐
       tions: http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqStartupParameters

       For  information	 about	using  DLight, see the DLight Tutorial	in the
       Oracle  Solaris	Studio	documentation:	http://www.oracle.com/technet‐
       work/server-storage/solarisstudio/documentation/index.html

				   June 2011			     dlight(1)

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