Even if no application is deployed on JBOSS 4.2.2, it is taking more than 100% CPU on my linux machine.
Please help.
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Even if no application is deployed on JBOSS 4.2.2, it is taking more than 100% CPU on my linux machine.
Please help.
You probably have a loop burning cpu cycles somewhere.
If you use Oracle Java 6 then attach with JVisualVM in the JDK to the running process, and run the CPU profiler to find out where the loop is. You probably configured something wrong.