processus actifs URGENT

[Nk_aziz]

hello, everybody
In order to develop an application on the performance of a PC, I need to get the list of active processes at a given time, Please help me.
THANKs ...

[Fubarable]

Hello and welcome to the forum. I hope that your questions get answered but do request a few things from you. First off since you are asking a Java question, I don't think that the "Java Announcements" forum is the proper forum for this, and so I am going to move this thread over to a different, perhaps better forum. Next, you do know of course that you are asking a program to work closer with the OS than Java is comfortable doing, and perhaps Java is not the best language for this task. And finally, while this problem is urgent to you, it's not to us, and marking a thread "urgent" is often one way to induce folks to ignore it as no one likes to feel pressured, least of all volunteers who would be answering your question free of charge and on their own free time.

Again, best of luck and again welcome to the forum.

[JosAH]

hello, everybody
In order to develop an application on the performance of a PC, I need to get the list of active processes at a given time, Please help me.
THANKs ...

Java can't do it; you need to use another (external) process for that (Runtime.exec( ... )) or have some C/C++ code available and call it through JNI.

kind regards,

Jos

[Webuser]

or have some C/C++ code available and call it through JNI.

That's right :) You should use native methods for this...

To get started I recommend reading this JNI Guide

[Nk_aziz]

yes, it's easy to use Runtime.exec with "TASKLIST" but i need a java code not a command

[Nk_aziz]

i need some thing like "Factoty Mangement" for RAM
.................................................. .....................THANKS

[JosAH]

yes, it's easy to use Runtime.exec with "TASKLIST" but i need a java code not a command

Ok, maybe you missed it in my previous reply: Java can't do it.

kind regards,

Jos

[curmudgeon]

Ok, maybe you missed it in my previous reply: Java can't do it.

The OP's abilities are even greater than that. I count three posters in this thread telling him that Java alone won't solve this. cheers.

[JosAH]

The OP's abilities are even greater than that. I count three posters in this thread telling him that Java alone won't solve this. cheers.

Ah yes, I forgot: replies that don't contain the spoonfed solution are simply skipped; maybe we could sing it to the OP and do the secret dance?

kind regards,

Jos