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Description
Interface Summary | |
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JavaClass | Represents a Java class. |
JavaClassLoader | Represents an internal ClassLoader structure within a Java Virtual Machine instance. |
JavaField | Represents a field declaration. |
JavaHeap | Represents a single heap of managed objects. |
JavaLocation | Represents a point of execution within a Java method |
JavaMember | Abstract interface which both JavaField and JavaMethod inherit from. |
JavaMethod | Represents a method or constructor in a class |
JavaMonitor | Represents the underlying monitor used by a Java Virtual Machine to manage locking and synchronization of a Java object. |
JavaObject | Represents a Java object or array. |
JavaReference | Represents a Java reference. |
JavaRuntime | Represents an instance of a Java Virtual Machine This interface defines attributes and features common across real implementation of the Java Virtual Machine. |
JavaStackFrame | Represents a Java stack frame. |
JavaThread | Represents a Java thread. |
JavaVariable | Representation of a Java Variable |
JavaVMInitArgs | This class models the JavaVMInitArgs C structure passed to JNI_CreateJavaVM to create this Java Virtual Machine Typically the options passed to the JVM are similar but necessarily identical to these used to invoke the Java Virtual Machine from a command line. |
JavaVMOption | This class models the JavaVMOption C structures passed to the JNI invocation API entry point JNI_CreateJavaVM used to create a Java Virtual Machine. |
Definition of an abstract view of a Java runtime.
Implementations of the API expose information about Java virtual machines
with the JavaRuntime
interface.
The information about the following can be retrieved from JavaRuntimes:
Heaps
.Objects
.Classloaders
.Classes
, including their fields
and methods
.Monitors
.Threads
, including their stacks
.
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