tid is the system thread pointer, you can usually use it to cross
reference in the
monitor dump, unfortunately the hotspot stack trace isn't as full as the
classic
trace yet. The nid is the native thread id, on linux this translates to
the unix process
number.
Monitor entry means that it is tryin
Natasha Gfell wrote:
>
> Is there a way to run a Linux shell script from a java program if they
> are on different machines? I'm trying to write a Java program that will
> run on a Windows machine, connect to a Linux machine, and run a Linux
> shell script. Is that possible? Can anyone provide
Is this client server?
In order to make this work you need to have a JVM on both a client and the server
machines.
Have you investigated Remote Method Invocation, this a way of making two remote JVM
communicate by passing back and from object and invoking methods in the Java platform.
You would
Is there a way to run a Linux shell script from a java program if they
are on different machines? I'm trying to write a Java program that will
run on a Windows machine, connect to a Linux machine, and run a Linux
shell script. Is that possible? Can anyone provide an example of how
you would wri
***ATTN: MORE OF A JAVA QUESTION THAN A LINUX QUESTION***
I would like to set up a keyboard listener to catch [ctrl]a, [ctrl]m,
etc. and then exec. a method. Has anyone done this, and how do I do
it.
Also, when my app starts I would like to be able to have the curser in
my JTextField, does anyo
