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2009 JavaOne: VisualVM
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Although jstack (Java Stack Trace) is a useful tool for learning more about a how a Java thread is behaving, VisualVM is an even easier method for obtaining the same type of information.It is easy to run jstack as demonstrated in the next screen snapsh… Continue reading
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Acquiring JVM Runtime Information
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