HouseMD is a interactive command-line tool for dianosing Java process in runtime. It's inspiration came from BTrace, but more easier to use and more safer.
- Display loaded classes information
- name
- source file(.class or .jar)
- classloaders
- Display invocation trace summary
- method full name and sign
- class loader of method declaring class
- total invoked times
- avg elapse millis
- self instance
- Output invocation detail
- timestamp
- elapse millis
- call thread
- this object
- class name
- method name
- arguments
- result or exception
- Output invocation stack trace
- Display object field value
- Display enviroment variable
- Auto-completion by typing
Tab
- navigate command history by up and down, and support
Ctrl + R
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- JDK 6 +
> curl -Lk https://raw.github.com/zhongl/HouseMD/master/bin/install | bash
- Windows are not supported yet.
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Click here download lastest version executable jar
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Run it as:
java -Xbootclasspath/a:$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar -jar housemd-assembly-x.x.x.jar
Caution: In Mac OSX, the
-Xbootclasspath
is no needed.
First all, type:
> ./housemd -h
A help infomation shows up like:
Usage: housemd [OPTIONS] pid
a runtime diagnosis tool of JVM.
Options:
-h, --help
show help infomation of this command.
-p, --port=[INT]
set console local socket server port number.
default: 54321
Parameters:
pid
id of process to be diagnosing.
Suppost your target pid is 1234
(you can use jps
or ps
get it), and then input:
> ./housemd 1234
After seen prompt housemd>
, input help
then you get help infomation like this:
housemd> help
quit terminate the process.
help display this infomation.
trace display or output infomation of method invocaton.
loaded display loaded classes information.
env display system env.
inspect display fields of a class.
You can also input help loaded
and get help infomation of loaded
as blow:
housemd> help loaded
Usage: loaded [OPTIONS] name
display loaded classes information.
Options:
-h, --classloader-hierarchies
display classloader hierarchies of loaded class.
Parameters:
name
class name without package name.
Click here to see the use cases.
Having fun!