I have scheduled Java Agents. I would like to use a profiler to monitor the JVM to see how the server is performing.
When developing and testing, I run the agent from my Domino Designer from my workstation.
The workstation and server have a Java JRE installed.
Domino and Notes appears to have its own JVM directory.
Tools like VisualVM seem to connect to the computers JVM, how would I use something like VisualVM to monitor the JVM used to run xpages and agents?
Based on this QA and my attempts many years ago I think you can't do it your way.
Edited to reflect comments...
Anyway, I was able to profile XPages indirectly via heap monitoring or NSD dumps (that's the extreme - for freezing code).
For XPages, take a look at this project XPages Toolbox. For Java Agent, try native agent profiler:
In worst case, try to debug your agent to get a picture of collections it iterates or paths it goes in the code execution. Just be aware - remote debugger tends to attach to one of two JVMs - agent manager's or http's task. Be sure it attaches to the right one.
