jps the java process tool

Posted on February 7th, 2008 by Yousef Ourabi

All UNIX-like systems come with a ‘ps’ utility which displays the processes running — however any java application will just show up as the ‘java’ process since everything runes in the java vm.

If you are looking for insight into the processes inside a java virtual machine try: “jps” — which will print a list of java processes to STDOUT.

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