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Using jvisualvm in Standard Mode
The jvisualvm command-line tool is installed on the system as part of the JDK. The My webMethods Server installation contains an executable batch file (jvisualvm.bat) and a shell script (jvisualvm) in the following directory:
Software AG_directory /MWS/tools/diagnostics/bin
The following procedure uses these executable files to start jvisualvm in standard mode, and cannot connect to My webMethods Server. This is useful when you want to use jvisualvm with Java applications other than My webMethods Server. To run jvisualvm in its My webMethods Server diagnostic mode, see Using jvisualvm to Diagnose My webMethods Server .
*To start the jvisualvm tool in standard mode
1. Open a command console and cd to this directory:
Software AG_directory /MWS/tools/diagnostics/bin
2. Start the executable with this command:
*Windows:
jvisualvm -s false
*UNIX:
./jvisualvm -s false
The -s false option disables the security settings for My webMethods Server. When security settings are disabled, jvisualvm cannot connect to My webMethods Server the equivalence of running jvisualvm from the Java distribution.