Hi Miguel,
In order to find the instance name I use :
_ "ps axwww" for the full command line
_ "lsof | grep ThePID | grep logs" , since the Output Path contains
logs ( $NEXT_ROOT/Local/logs ) it gives the path to the instance log
file whose name is the application ( vim or "tail -f" are often launch
just after)
(lsof is usualy not in users PATH except for root, it should be located
in /usr/sbin )
Also for not having all process named java there is
http://launch4j.sf.net (not tested yet, in my todo) which create an
"Java executable wrapper" which embed WOBootstrap.jar, the process name
is the name of the executable file.
I think the creation could be done on instance startup with
modification of SpawnOfWotaskd.sh or changing the # JVM value in the
Contents/$OS/*ClassPath.txt file.
Regards
Aurélien
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