Re: Many java processes created in linux

To turn it on in Sun, use
ps -efL
where L lists the light-weight processes.

In Linux, it's sensitive to which version of Linux you have. Newer
versions no longer do this.

Yunxin Fu wrote:

>I did not realize there is a huge behvior difference in the
>default ps command in linux and Solaris. By the way, what is
>the option to turn off the listing of threads in linux ?
>and on that matter how to turn it on in Sun ? Thanks
>
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