Subject | Re: [Firebird-Java] Process name in monitoring tables with Jaybird? |
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Author | Thomas Steinmaurer |
Post date | 2008-07-15T08:39:20Z |
Hi Roman,
class name with the main[] method? Or even make the necessary parameter
available at connection level to fill it with a user-definable value?
With Sysinternals process explorer or on Linux with 'ps' I can get the
process name along with the command-line arguments, so I usually see the
class name along the java.exe call in e.g. a batch file, which I use to
start my Java based application.
Thanks,
Thomas
>> Vlad told me in firebird-support, that even Jaybird could expose theRight, although there could be a way to additionally print out the Java
>> remote process name. His original post.
>
> The process name does not help you a lot - it is always java.exe or
> javaw.exe :) But the PID should be exposed.
class name with the main[] method? Or even make the necessary parameter
available at connection level to fill it with a user-definable value?
With Sysinternals process explorer or on Linux with 'ps' I can get the
process name along with the command-line arguments, so I usually see the
class name along the java.exe call in e.g. a batch file, which I use to
start my Java based application.
Thanks,
Thomas