Interface ImageProcess

All Known Implementing Classes:
ImageProcess, J9DDRImageProcess, JCImageProcess, PartialProcess

public interface ImageProcess
Represents a native operating system process.
  • Method Details

    • getCommandLine

      String getCommandLine() throws DataUnavailable, CorruptDataException
      Fetch the command line for this process. This may be the exact command line the user issued, or it may be a reconstructed command line based on argv[] and argc.
      Returns:
      the command line for the process
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
    • getEnvironment

      Get the environment variables for this process.
      Returns:
      the environment variables for this process
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
    • getID

      Get the system-wide identifier for the process.
      Returns:
      a system-wide identifier for the process (e.g. a process id (pid) on Unix like systems)
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
    • getLibraries

      Get the set of shared libraries which are loaded in this process.
      Returns:
      an iterator to iterate over the shared libraries which are loaded in this process
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
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    • getExecutable

      Get the module representing the executable within the image.
      Returns:
      the module representing the executable within the image (as opposed to modules representing libraries)
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
      See Also:
    • getThreads

      Iterator getThreads()
      Get the set of image threads in the image.
      Returns:
      an iterator to iterate over each ImageThread in the image There is not necessarily any relationship between JavaThreads and ImageThreads. A JVM implementation may use an n:m mapping of JavaThreads to ImageThreads, and not all ImageThreads are necessarily attached.
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    • getCurrentThread

      ImageThread getCurrentThread() throws CorruptDataException
      Find the thread which triggered the creation of the image
      Returns:
      the ImageThread which caused the image to be created, or null if the image was not created due to a specific thread
      Throws:
      CorruptDataException
      See Also:
    • getRuntimes

      Iterator getRuntimes()
      Get the set of the known ManagedRuntime environments in the image.
      Returns:
      an iterator to iterate over all of the known ManagedRuntime environments in the image. In a typical image, there will be only one runtime, and it will be an instance of JavaRuntime. However any user of this API should be aware that there is a possibility that other runtimes may exist in the image
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    • getSignalNumber

      int getSignalNumber() throws DataUnavailable, CorruptDataException
      Get the OS signal number in this process which triggered the creation of this image.
      Returns:
      the OS signal number in this process which triggered the creation of this image, or 0 if the image was not created because of a signal in this process
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
    • getSignalName

      Get the name of the OS signal in this process which triggered the creation of this image.
      Returns:
      the name of the OS signal in this process which triggered the creation of this image, or null if the image was not created because of a signal in this process
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable - if the information cannot be provided
      CorruptDataException
    • getPointerSize

      int getPointerSize()
      Determine the pointer size used by this process. Currently supported values are 31, 32 or 64. In the future, other pointer sizes may also be supported.
      Returns:
      the size of a pointer, in bits
    • getProperties

      Properties getProperties()
      Gets the OS specific properties for this process.
      Returns:
      a set of OS specific properties
      Since:
      1.7