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HotSpotTM 1.4.2
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Each of the monitoring tools comes in a Microsoft Windows version (Windows), a Solaris version, and a Linux version. There is virtually no difference in features between the platform specific versions of these tools. However, there are minor differences in configuration and usage to accommodate the special requirements of each operating system. (For example, the way you specify directory separators depends on the OS.)
The following documents contain important information you will need to know to get the most out of the Monitoring tools.
SDK File Structure
[Solaris] [Linux] [Windows] Setting the Classpath
[Solaris and Linux] [Windows] How Classes are Found
[Solaris, Linux and Windows]
The sections below provide a brief introduction to the jvmstat Monitoring tools, with links to their reference pages:
These tools are for monitoring Java applications with very low overhead. | ||
Reference Pages | ||
jvmstat | Text based monitoring and logging tool. | [Solaris, Linux and Windows] |
jvmps | Text based Java process listing tool. | [Solaris, Linux and Windows] |
visualgc | A Visual monitoring tool. | [Solaris, Linux, and Windows] |
perfagent | An RMI server application that provides for remote monitoring. | [Solaris, Linux, and Windows] |
jvmsnap | Text based instrumentation snapshot tool. | [Solaris, Linux and Windows] |
Tools for configuring the jvmstat installation. | ||
Reference Pages | ||
configurepolicy | Tool to configure the perfagent security policy file based on the installation environment. | [Solaris, Linux, and Windows] |
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