Hello ,
Let come straight to the point.
If you want to see right now with what properties your Jboss application servers are running ,
Please type jvmmon and choose current PID of your JBOSS process.
Then type print system properties
It will flood your stdout , copy and paste it in a file and you can use to analyse.
else
you can save it to a file in your system.
$ print to file
file = /tmp/fromjvmmon
$ print system properties
-- printed to local file /tmp/fromjvmmon
$ exit
Thank you.
Regards
Raja
Let come straight to the point.
If you want to see right now with what properties your Jboss application servers are running ,
Please type jvmmon and choose current PID of your JBOSS process.
Then type print system properties
It will flood your stdout , copy and paste it in a file and you can use to analyse.
else
you can save it to a file in your system.
$ print to file
file = /tmp/fromjvmmon
$ print system properties
-- printed to local file /tmp/fromjvmmon
$ exit
and to take thread dump use
jvmmon
$ print to file
file =/tmp/threaddump
$print stacktrace
it will autosave threaddump in the above location
and similarly to take heap dump.
type
jvmmon
$dump heap
it will dump heap automatically into location as mentioned in run.conf
Regards
Raja
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