Peter, Once i get a thread dump, whats next? What should I look for in the
thread dump? Appreciate your help.
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Thanks for the response PeterJ.
I am monitoring the TaskManager. Java.exe would spike from 250mb to 1GB in a
matter of few seconds. Once that happens, I could not really use JMX-Console
anymore to lookat or dump the threads.
Is there any other easy way to take a thread dump.?
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day. Users do the same thing
everyday. So, I know for sure it is not related to what the user is doing.
I could not reproduce in test environment.
Hence, I could not really add profiler and reduce the performance in
Production.
Any thoughts?
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Thank you for your reply. I am able to get the threadDump. I just do not know
how to use it. How do i use it?. How do I find out what the current thread is?
Or how do i find out what thread is using the CPU at that time?.
Any help is really appreciated.
Michael Smart
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Any help on the above topic is really appreciated.
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I have deployed EJB's of my application in JBoss 3.0.8 server. The application
is running pretty good. Java.exe usually runs occupying around 200MB of memory.
Once in a while, it shoots to 1GB within minutes and the CPU Usage of the
server goes to almost 100%. I used Java Service Wrapper to run
Oops. I forgot to add the following comment to the above message.
As JBoss is occupying a lot of CPU and memory, it would be easy to debug if I
know what it is doing at that point.
I saw in JMX-console that i can list the threaddump. But. i could not make any
meaning out of it.
How do i find
