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06-05-2019
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06-13-2019
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If you want to check the java process running in the server. use below command
ps -ef|grep java
Above command will give the process id of the java application running on the server.
Use lsof -p processid
This will list socket/port number which the java application is listening.
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rajeshlukose

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06-13-2019
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If you want to check the java process running in the server. use below command
ps -ef|grep java
Above command will give the process id of the java application running on the server.
Use lsof -p processid
This will list socket/port number which the java application is listening.


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