Henry,
This is very OS-specific. Solaris 7 exposes some
neat APIs that allow access to this information from
C. So, theoretically, you could call this with a JNI
wrapper. Alternately (again with Solaris 7) you could
test what you can get access to directly from Java's
File class looking in /dev/proc
You can get further information from the article
written by Adrian Cockroft at http://www.sunworld.com
I wonder when Sun will expose a Java api for all their
Solaris C apis?
Peter Booth
-----Original Message-----
From: Henry Lai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 5:18 AM
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Subject: getting pid of a process in a servlet
Is there anyway for a servlet to get the pid of a process running on a
system without using "ps and grep"????
Any help would be very useful. Thanks.
Henry
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