Why is java.exe process for RRDI project always around 80 - 90% CPU?
I have Websphere v7.0.0.23 installed on Windows Server 2003 and currently have a RRDI 2.0.0.1, RRDI 2.0.1, and Insight 1.1.1.1 setup on it. All projects are running fine but the java.exe pointing to the RRDI 2.0.1 project is hovering around 80 - 90% CPU all the time and the team isn't using it that much. The other 2 are all in single-digit as far as CPU consumption.
Any ideas why it's so high for the one project? Something with the java settings in WAS?
Note: This was also occurring prior to the Insight install. RRDI 2.0.0.1 was the first installed, then RRDI 2.0.1, which is when the problem started.
Thanks,
Any ideas why it's so high for the one project? Something with the java settings in WAS?
Note: This was also occurring prior to the Insight install. RRDI 2.0.0.1 was the first installed, then RRDI 2.0.1, which is when the problem started.
Thanks,
One answer
Hello Michael,
I am not a RRDI specialist :-(
but I generally do not like java processes taking 80/90% of the CPU when supposed to be idle.
As investigating this situation requires java dumps to be taken, I would encourage you to:
1 - use the WAIT tool to collect java dumps - https://wait.ibm.com/
2 - collect dumps and have them analyzed by WAIT
3 - depending on the outcome, open a new public work item against RRDI or open a private PMR to investigate your case further - https://jazz.net/help/support/
Hope it helps.
Eric
I am not a RRDI specialist :-(
but I generally do not like java processes taking 80/90% of the CPU when supposed to be idle.
As investigating this situation requires java dumps to be taken, I would encourage you to:
1 - use the WAIT tool to collect java dumps - https://wait.ibm.com/
2 - collect dumps and have them analyzed by WAIT
3 - depending on the outcome, open a new public work item against RRDI or open a private PMR to investigate your case further - https://jazz.net/help/support/
Hope it helps.
Eric