1 Usage: jcmd <pid | main class> <command ...|PerfCounter.print|-f file>
2 or: jcmd -l
3 or: jcmd -h
4
5 command must be a valid jcmd command for the selected jvm.
6 Use the command "help" to see which commands are available.
7 If the pid is 0, commands will be sent to all Java processes.
8 The main class argument will be used to match (either partially
9 or fully) the class used to start Java.
10 If no options are given, lists Java processes (same as -l).
11
12 PerfCounter.print display the counters exposed by this process
13 -f read and execute commands from the file
14 -l list JVM processes on the local machine
15 -h this help
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1 Usage: jcmd <pid | main class> <command ...|PerfCounter.print|-f file>
2 or: jcmd -l
3 or: jcmd -h
4
5 command must be a valid jcmd command for the selected jvm.
6 Use the command "help" to see which commands are available.
7 If the pid is 0, commands will be sent to all Java processes.
8 The main class argument will be used to match (either partially
9 or fully) the class used to start Java.
10 If no options are given, lists Java processes (same as -l).
11
12 PerfCounter.print display the counters exposed by this process
13 -f read and execute commands from the file
14 -l list JVM processes on the local machine
15 -? -h --help print this help message
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