# Use Probekit to customize Java profiling - Summary

You've made a good beginning in understanding how Probekit can help you. Good luck in using it to solve your own runtime problems.

### Completed learning objectives

If you have completed all of the exercises, you should now be able to:

- Use the Probekit editor to create probes
- Apply probes from within the Software Development Platform
- Access probes that are archived in a runtime library

### More information

If you want to learn more about the topics covered in this tutorial, refer to the help system for the Software Development Platform. Look in the help system Table of Contents for the section titled Detecting and analyzing runtime problems. Information about Probekit is provided in the subsection Collecting runtime data with user-defined probes.

Note: In some configurations of the help system, there are two subsections with the same name. Look for the subsection that includes Working with probes; this is the one that provides full information about all your Probekit capabilities. The other one describes only the elementary Probekit features provided in the open-source Hyades version.

In the online help, you will also find information about analyzing and resolving specific Java runtime problems such as Java memory leaks and performance and thread bottlenecks.

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