Hi,
Does anybody know how to get a thread dump for the JVM. I'm
developing my application under oracle application server and java 1.4 and I
need a thread dump to trace logging problem.
Regards,
Amgad Muhammad
Software Engineer
GoodNews4Me
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Hey Amgad,
I usually create a dummy exception and printStackTrace so it lists my
thread
You want a 'full jvm dump' ? If so, I usually sendSignal.exe to the PID or
I use the IBM JVM and I programmaticlaly call the dump method
Does it help ?
Christophe Elek - Senior Software Analyst
IBM Rational
Hi Christophe,
I'm using sendsignal.exe and am passing the PID of the OC4J
instance under which am developing my application then I check the log and I
can't find any dump just the oc4j is forced to shut down and restarted
successfully.
08/08/06 18:08:13 Start process
Hey Amgad,
Umm... the way sendsignal works ( believe) is it sends a 'signal' to the
JVM. The JVM then decides what to do.
I know in the IBM JVM that we have properties to determine if we pass the
signal to the OS (to get a OS dump) or if we handle it and dump our own
threads
I am not an expert
Amgad Mohamed skrev den 06-08-2008 16:08:
Hi,
Does anybody know how to get a thread dump for the JVM. I'm
developing my application under oracle application server and java 1.4 and I
need a thread dump to trace logging problem.
That is a JVM facility. For Unixbased systems this
Hi
Where I can find my chainsaw log4j.xml file? Where his save my
configuration (receivers for example) ?
Helena.