For SUN jvms (on unix) you can typically "kill -s HUP java_pid" which will perform a dump of all existing threads to standard output. Each thread will be listed with its own stacktrace as well as if it is a daemon thread or non-daemon thread.
-Tim
Martin Arpon wrote:
--- Tim Funk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribi�: > Can you kill the JVM to get a
stack dump? (Not sure how this works with the
IBM jvms.)
I 'm not sure what you mean. I can generate a coredump of the executing
process, but I don 't know what to do with the resulting memory dump (44 Mb).
If you can tell me how to do it in any other platform, I can then investigate
the equivalence in ibm.
Thank you, Martin
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