André Warnier wrote:
Brian Clark wrote:
Hello,
I run Tomcat 6.0.x as a service on Windows 2003, using Sun JDK 1.6. I
was trying to use the jstack program, part of the JDK, to get a stack
dump from Tomcat/Java on my server. However, I ran into a problem.
First of all, Tomcat on Windows seems to "hide" the JVM instance. Java
doesn't show up in my process listing. I tried running jstack against
the Tomcat PID but it errored out.
Any idea how to make jstack work with Tomcat running as a service on
Win2k3?
I can't answer your question, but a look here might provide a clue :
http://commons.apache.org/daemon/procrun.html
That seems to be the way in which Tomcat is now implemented under
Windows. Versions prior to 5.5 used to have a structure similar to the
Unix version, with startup.bat and catalina.bat invoking Tomcat via
Java, but that seems to have changed nowadays.
Also, if it might help somewhat : open a command window and navigate to
the Tomcat/bin directory. Then, instead of running tomcat as a service,
just enter the "tomcatx.exe" command (where x is probably 6 in your
case) (not the tomcatxW.exe). That will run Tomcat in the command
window, maybe easier for you to figure out what is going on.
Not for me though.
Addendum :
I just had another look at the Tomcat site. For version 5.5, there are 2
downloads for Windows : one is a zip, the other an msi installer.
I must have in the past downloaded and installed the msi.
I downloaded the zip version now, and that one seems to contain the
usual startup.bat and catalina.bat files, in addition to the Win32
tomcat5 and tomcat5W executables.
Maybe the .bat files allow to start Tomcat in the "traditional" way, via
Java etc.. ?
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