Changes:
- improved attach compatibility for all IBM jvms
- fixed wrong CPU/GC values for IBM J9 jvms
- in case of unsupported heap size metric retrieval, n/a will be
displayed instead of 0m
- improved argument parsing, support for short-options, added help
(pass --help), see issue #28 (now using the great jopt-simple library)
- when passing the --once option, terminal will not be cleared anymore
(see issue #27)
- improved shell script for guessing the path if a JAVA_HOME environment
variable is not present (thanks to Markus Kolb)
Changes:
- scrolling issue in some terminal environments should now be finally fixed,
see issue #21 and issue #25
- new argument: --once will terminate jvmtop right after first output
iteration
- issue #21 was fixed locally via console or via terminal emulator
however issues exists if using a standard remote session is being
investigated: http://code.google.com/p/jvmtop/issues/detail?id=21
- add in post-install message noting to user to use jvmtop under a terminal
emulation program ( sysutils/tmux or sysutils/screen )
From Changelog:
- New Feature: jvmtop does now include a sampling-based CPU Profiler
- jvmtop does now support FreeBSD, fixing the issue #21 and issue #22
- refresh rate can now be configured, using argument --delay <interval>
minor fixes
jvms on a machine. In a top-like manner, it displays JVM internal metrics
(e.g. memory information) of running java processes.
It's tested with different releases of Oracle JDK, IBM JDK and OpenJDK on
Linux, Solaris and Windows hosts. Jvmtop requires a JDK - a JRE will not
suffice.
WWW: http://code.google.com/p/jvmtop/
