Not sure which VRM and which JVM you are using. If you can see that job by
WRKJVMJOB , then you an use "32" command on that job to generate a
javacore, which includes the thread information for that job.
Best regards.
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How do I get a thread dump on the IBM JVM?
We've got an intermittent problem with a web app server running in
Tomcat on our V6 box, specifically with how it establishes a
communication link with another (ILE mixed-language) server on the same
box, and our developer on that project wants a thread dump.
How do I get this for him?
(FWIW, the handshake involves the ILE server sending an ASCII bell to
the requester [either the web app server or a desktop Java client], one
per second, until the requester responds [We call this the "ringing
phone" handshake protocol, and it's served us well for over a decade].
The web app server is intermittently failing to respond [leaving the ILE
server "ringing the phone" indefinitely], and according to the developer
on that project, the latest internal diagnostics indicate that it opened
the socket, but never received any bells.)
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