GH-89 Include PID if application specifies a custom display name #90
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An application can specify -Dvisualvm.display.name=some-name to specify a custom name to be displayed in the "Applications" panel in VisualVM. If a display name is specified, VisualVM doesn't include the PID in brackets after the name. This change causes VisualVM to include the PID when an application specifies a custom name, which makes it easier to distinguish between different instances of the same application.
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Superseded by f5eb113, which enables |
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An application can specify
-Dvisualvm.display.name=some-nameto specify a custom name to be displayed in the "Applications" panel in VisualVM. If a display name is specified, VisualVM doesn't include the PID in brackets after the name.This change causes VisualVM to include the PID when an application specifies a custom name, which makes it easier to distinguish between different instances of the same application.