When executing a Java application the process name given to it is usually java.exe or javaw.exe. But how can I make it be called by the name of my application?
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These methods are suited for servers with a lot of java processes running, and where you need a quick way of finding the correct jvm (not using jps.) For applications, I suppose launch4j or another wrapper is the way to go.
On unix, If you are launching from a shell sript (at least for bash and possibly for other decent shells) you can use:
exec -a goodname java ...
to launch java and pass "goodname" as the 0th argument, which will be shown as the process name in ps etc.
A perhaps better alternative (that seems to work also for top) is to create a symlink: ln -s /usr/bin/java /usr/local/bin/kallekula.
Shortcuts in windows won't do the trick, but windows vista/7 supports symlinks using mklink. That may work, but I haven't tested. I am not sure if exec -a also works with cygwin bash on Windows.
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