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I hear that sendsignal.exe is used to write logs of java applications to a file. Would you please give more information about what it does and how it does it? In plain english please, I’m not an expert programmer.
And what is “CTRL+break”? I don’t see a “break” button on my keyboard.
Singals are a Unix concept, they are some kind of limited interprocess communication.
To create a thread dump you send the signal SIGQUIT to a process, the signal is trapped and the thread dump will be written. You could also send other signals e.g. to terminate a process.
To send a signal on unix you would use the kill command:
the java way would be:
your sendsignal.exe will probably do the same.