Is there any way to export jconsole monitoring result?

java jmx jconsole
moonese picture moonese · Nov 9, 2011 · Viewed 7.8k times · Source

Jconsole is great in monitoring java application through JMX.

Once connected and running, it could display the whole Memory/Heap/CPU/Thread history of the monitored program.

I just wondering if there is any way to export the result,

and then can load to display the result again?

Instead of just making a screen shot. Is there any 3rd party plugin can do this?

Have googled but without any luck.

Answer

mordechai picture mordechai · Jul 5, 2012

In summary graph you can export sub areas by right clicking and selecting 'export' to csv.

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