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| <td align=center rowspan=2>'''Thread Dump from Windows Service'''</td> | <td align=center rowspan=2>'''Thread Dump from Windows Service'''</td> | ||
| <td width=45%><p style="font-size:10px"><font face=monospace>at 17:34 cmd /c %JAVA_HOME%\bin\jstack.exe -l process-id# ^>C:\stack.txt 2^>^&1</font></p></td> | <td width=45%><p style="font-size:10px"><font face=monospace>at 17:34 cmd /c %JAVA_HOME%\bin\jstack.exe -l process-id# ^>C:\stack.txt 2^>^&1</font></p></td> | ||
| - | <td>Due to security designs of Windows Services, a scheduled task must be setup to get a dump on a Windows Service. If you run this command from an '''''Administrative Command Prompt''''', set it for 1 minute ahead of your current time. ''If you set it after the time has elapsed, it will run the next day instead''. You can run "at" without options to make sure your command is scheduled appropriately.</td> | + | <td>Due to security designs of Windows Services, a scheduled task must be setup to get a dump on a Windows Service. If you run this command from an '''''Administrative Command Prompt''''', set it for 1 minute ahead of your current time. ''If you set it after the time has elapsed, it will run the next day instead''. You can run "at" without options to make sure your command is scheduled appropriately. See the [http://wiki.urbancode.com/AnthillPro/Dumps_From_a_Java_Process#Appendix_E:__Windows_Services_Thread_Dump_Example example below for a screenshot showing how to do this]</td> |
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