Su to the user running tomcat.
Run 'jps'. Find the pid of the process running 'Bootstrap'.
Run 'jstack <pid>'. This gives you the thread dump.
The id's of the threads (in hex) correspond to the pid's (in decimal) of the
threads in ps -H or top with threads on.
You can also find the pid with ps like you are likely used to.
Ronald.
Op woensdag, 19 januari 2011 11:05 schreef Petr Hracek <phrac...@gmail.com>:
Dear users,
I do not understand correctly.
I am linux administrator but the command like 'thread dump' is not existing.
Do you have any example?
Thank you in advance
Petr
2011/1/19 Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>:
> On 19/01/2011 08:29, Petr Hracek wrote:
>> Dear tomcat users,
>>
>> I would like to ask you on the some thing regarding servlets running
>> under tomcat 5 linux OS.
>> How could I detect if servlet is running or not?
>> Output of command ps -ef | grep java does not help me enought. I could
>> not catch what java process is used by servlets
>> Are there any special setting in tomcat5 which could show me more
information?
>
> Use a thread dump. You can match thread IDs with ps output if you need to.
>
> Mark
>
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