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How to read thread dump

 
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How to read this thread dump ?

P.S. What service is the good choise for paste big part of logfile ?


 
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Welcome to code ranch. I am not aware of a tool that can read the dump for you. If however you are looking for specific information on the thread dump, that is usually easy to find. Is there something specific you are looking for ?
 
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Thank you for answer
I was ask for something like http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13150_01/jrockit_jvm/jrockit/geninfo/diagnos/using_threaddumps.html
 
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yes, you can use JRMC if you are using Jrockit or Samurai for HotSpot.
 
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