Important: If you are using JDK Mission Control on Windows – update to this version!
The source release of JMC 9.1.1 was tagged 2025-07-11. As per usual it may take some time until vendors have binary builds of JDK Mission Control available.
Mission Control 9.1.1 – New and Noteworthy
General
JMC 9.1.1 – New Release!
This is the latest (July 2025) release of JDK Mission Control. JMC 9.1.1 requires JDK 21+ to run and introduces only a platform update that fixes a critical issue on Windows. This version continues to support connecting to, and parsing JFR recordings from, OpenJDK 8u272+ and Oracle JDK 7u40+, and can open and visualize flight recordings from JDK 7 and 8. JDK Mission Control is available for Windows (x86_64), Mac OS X (ARM and x86_64), and Linux (ARM and x86_64).
Eclipse 4.36 support
The Mission Control client is now built to run optimally on Eclipse 2025-06 and later. To install JDK Mission Control into Eclipse, go to the update site (Help | Install New Software…). The URL to the update site will be vendor specific, and some vendors will instead provide an archive with the update site.
Bug Fixes
Area: JFR
Issue: 7003
Synopsis: The graph view, heatmap view and dependency view now work on Windows
The update to the latest Eclipse platform includes an updated browser component for windows, that enables the Graph View, Heatmap View, and Dependency View to now work properly.
