David Vernet
David Vernet
Hey @streetster, it looks like the issue may be that you haven't started a JCozService process. The JCozService (https://github.com/Decave/JCoz/blob/master/src/java/src/main/java/com/vernetperronllc/jcoz/service/JCozService.java) runs on the same host as the process you want to...
@skjolber I've opened #42 to track supporting JCoz on Fedora.
LGTM - the only clarification is: do you need to run test.JCozServiceTest with the agent? That test functions as a "client", and from what I recall should be able to...
Sounds good, I'll test Fedora once I've done #39. I may not get a chance to do that tomorrow, but will definitely get to it sometime in the next week.
This and refactoring (#10) are highest priority right now. We need to get a good build process in place or nobody is going to want to use the profiler.
Possible build tools: - Bazel (https://bazel.build/) - SCons (http://scons.org/)
I'm going to go with SCons for now because that's what VMware uses
FYI @streetster @Octogonapus I forgot that I opened this issue a while back. Let's definitely _NOT_ use SCons. As mentioned on Gitter, we'll start with trying to use Bazel.
Hey @RichardH92 , I'm working on getting the build system working in #17 so we can easily build and run JCoz. Once that's done, this might be a good starter...
The basic idea here is that when the RMI service uses the VirtualMachine API to find a list of processes (see https://github.com/Decave/JCoz/blob/master/src/java/src/main/java/com/vernetperronllc/jcoz/service/JCozServiceImpl.java#L68), it should not return itself in that list....