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How do I find out what is held in cache? I recently inherited a small java application that runs within a Tomcat container.
Micro Managed
select * from memory;
L. E.
select * is always bad in itself, select only the required fields and probably apply a WHERE and ORDER BY clause as well to speed things up.
Do I run this in the command line of the OS? Or will this be run via a Java application?
Micro Managed
Open the JVM in notepad, search for the following code:
ROFLMAO!
anon-y-mous cow-ard
Consider using JProbe's memory tool. It worked quite well for me.
Tayssir John Gabbour
How about (if you have source...)
the artist formerly known as prince
This is a really poor troll. When trolling, the idea is to sound just dumb enough to warrent a response, but not so dumb as to lwhere everyone will know that your attempting to troll. Next time ask a slightly less retarded question.
vince
No, a good troll entices people to say things which humiliate themselves.
Tayssir John Gabbour
If it's a serious question, definitely JProbe is the way to go. It can help you track memory leaks (or the Java equivalent of excess cached data rather).
Will
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