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Asked: 2026-06-10T17:32:00+00:00

I am working on Java for few years but most of the time I

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I am working on Java for few years but most of the time I work on Windows OS as it is my DEV environment. Now I want to work on Java+Linux environment.

I have installed Ubuntu 12.04, installed Oracle JDK, Eclipse, Netbeans…so far good.

But I am looking for resources/websites/blogs focusing on Java Development On Linux to learn more about how resolve common issues for newbies(like me), any profiling/debugging tools for java apps, tips on log files searching, identifying how many java processes are running, killing a particular java process etc.

By googling I am able to get these details individually… want to know if any websites/blogs exclusively focusing on above mentioned areas?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The things you are looking for a general purpose UNIX commands and are not specific to Java or even Linux. All the Java command are the same under Windows and Linux and if you use an IDE you don’t need to worry about them

    any profiling/debugging tools for java apps

    Same as Windows. Use the debug button in your IDE for debugging and jvisualvm for profiling or a commercial profiler like YourKit.

    tips on log files searching

    Use less or grep or both. 😉 You can use these in Windows using Cygwin.

    identifying how many java processes are running

    Use jps -lvm just like in Windows.

    killing a particular java process

    Use kill {pid}

    want to know if any websites/blogs exclusively focusing on above mentioned areas?

    I wouldn’t imagine there is. Look for common UNIX commands instead.

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