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Thread dump in eclipse console? [message #326650]

Thu, 27 March 2008 13:16

Michael Moser

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Registered: July 2009

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If one starts a java application on Windows' cmd-prompt one can create a
thread dump by typing ctrl+break (or sending sigquit on a *nix console).
Is something like this also possible on Eclipse's built-in Console view
(i.e. when I start a java application in eclipse using "Run as... Java
Application")?

I tried the above key combination on the console view but that didn't
cause any reaction...

Michael

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Re: Thread dump in eclipse console? [message #326675 is a reply to message #326650]

Fri, 28 March 2008 08:29

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: none.domain.invalid

Michael Moser a écrit :
> If one starts a java application on Windows' cmd-prompt one can create a
> thread dump by typing ctrl+break (or sending sigquit on a *nix console).
> Is something like this also possible on Eclipse's built-in Console view
> (i.e. when I start a java application in eclipse using "Run as... Java
> Application")?
>
> I tried the above key combination on the console view but that didn't
> cause any reaction...

No you can't do that. But you can use JConsole in "run" mode, or eclipse's "pause" in the debug view, for the "debug" mode.

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Re: Thread dump in eclipse console? [message #326745 is a reply to message #326675]

Mon, 31 March 2008 14:27

Dani Megert

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Registered: July 2009

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Name wrote:
> Michael Moser a écrit :
>> If one starts a java application on Windows' cmd-prompt one can
>> create a thread dump by typing ctrl+break (or sending sigquit on a
>> *nix console).
>> Is something like this also possible on Eclipse's built-in Console
>> view (i.e. when I start a java application in eclipse using "Run
>> as... Java Application")?
>>
>> I tried the above key combination on the console view but that didn't
>> cause any reaction...
>
> No you can't do that. But you can use JConsole in "run" mode, or
> eclipse's "pause" in the debug view, for the "debug" mode.
This is also interesting: http://www.adaptj.com/main/stacktrace

Dani

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