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Many of the problems that occur in long-running systems involve the way that the system uses memory. We have developed a framework for extracting and building a model of the heap from a running Java system. Such a model is only useful if the programmer can extract from it the information they need to understand, find, and eventually fix memory-related problems in their system. We propose to demonstrate the tool in action, showing how it works dynamically on running processes and how it is designed to address a variety of specific memory issues.