Auditting Java Process under Unix

Is there a way to see which java processes are runningin Unix? ps -f does not work because the arguments passedto java are too long and get truncated

[184 byte] By [kshimada] at [2007-9-26 2:01:30]

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# 1

Hi,Try this command:# ps -A | grep javaThanks,Senthilkumar

senthil_indts at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

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# 2

ps doesn't work as the arguments passed to javaare too long and are truncated.

kshimada at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

# 3

Hi,Try this command:# top | grep java"top" utility you can download it from http://www.sunfreeware.com for appropriate solaris versions.Revert back.Thanks,Senthilkumar

senthil_indts at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

# 4

use the -D flag then do a grep on -D.set the -D flag at the start so you will be able to see it.java -DISeeU myclasstop 1000 | grep DISeeYou

vinceman at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

# 5

hmm I mean do a ps -eaf | grep -D

vinceman at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

# 6

Try this:ps f -wC javaand next time consult with man pages ;-)

v.pavlov at 2007-6-29 8:41:54 >

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