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It is not an easy task to analyse thread dumps as files generated by the jstack tool provides raw text files. This is why I'm developing JStackFX.

Requirements

JStackFX requires the latest JDK 8 available on your system.

Build

As JStackFX is currently under development, you can build it manually in order to have the latest version. In order to build it, ensure the JDK 8 is available and execute the following command:

gradlew clean assemble

Execution

In order to start JStackFX, unzip the build/distributions/JStackFX-<version>.zip archive and start a command line within the unzipped folder. Execute the following command:

java -jar jstackfx-<version>.jar

In order to start JStackFX and open directly a dumpTimeline file you can use the following command:

java -jar jstackfx-<version>.jar --file=/path/to/dumpTimeline.txt

In order to start JStackFX and make a thread dumpTimeline of a given process you can use the following command:

java -jar jstackfx-<version>.jar --pid=<pid of the process to dumpTimeline>

Warning: if both --pid and --file parameters are used, --file is ignored.

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Usage

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Use the search bar in JStackFX to filter results. A query must have the following syntax:

fieldName comparator value operand fieldName comparator value ...

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Release notes

Version 1.3

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Version 1.2

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Version 1.1

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