I am sure I can figure it out if I can see the JAVA OPTS parameters. I want to monitor a hornetq server using Jconsole, so I need the port number.
I remember using some command like java grep etc when I connected to it a while back.
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I am sure I can figure it out if I can see the JAVA OPTS parameters. I want to monitor a hornetq server using Jconsole, so I need the port number.
I remember using some command like java grep etc when I connected to it a while back.
If you know the process number you can use netstat to find what ports the program is listening on with something like
The conventional port for JMX listeners is 1099.