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java command line to start a program [message #820845]

Wed, 14 March 2012 12:43

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I am developing a distributed application. So, often I need to start the application in different computers I control via ssh.

Of course eclipse is installed only on my local host where I write code.

My question is, is there an easy way to know the complete java command line used to start the main()? At the moment I start the program locally and use ``ps aux'', but it seems so unnatural.

Re: java command line to start a program [message #820909 is a reply to message #820845]

Wed, 14 March 2012 14:20

Eclipse User

Run your program in Eclipse. Open the Debug view. Select the entry representing your program. Right click and select Properties. This will display the full command line used to launch the program.

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