With Vista, you can see it from the Task Manager (it's a column to add).
With XP/2003, you can use Process Explorer
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...sExplorer.mspx).
This is a discussion on ps -ef in Windows ! - Websphere ; Hi Folks ! I need to look at the Java command line that's being used in the WebSphere process I'm running in my PC. I can do this in Unix just with a ps -ef | grep . But How ...
Hi Folks !
I need to look at the Java command line that's being used in the WebSphere process I'm running in my PC. I can do this in Unix just with a ps -ef | grep. But How do I do that in Windows? In Unix, I would be able to see the full command line that's running the Server (including classpaths, JVM arguments, etc). But really frustrates in Windows.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
- Karun
With Vista, you can see it from the Task Manager (it's a column to add).
With XP/2003, you can use Process Explorer
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...sExplorer.mspx).
Thanks much Ben !