On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 10:14:18AM -0400, Jesse Stockall wrote:
> How can I get the pid of the jvm that an app is running in?
You want to get it from within the app? PIDs are a non-portable concept,
so you'll need a JNI call to get it (just wrap a JNI call around the
getpid() system call). But there's a big caveat here: in Linux, every
thread has its own PID, unless you're running with green threads. Your
call to getpid() will get a pid somewhere in the process hierarchy,
but probably not the one you want.
Nathan Meyers
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