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How do you identify a java process?

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Submitted by robot1 on 11/20/2012

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Hi all

I am running Ubuntu 12.04 on an HP laptop;

I suspect that there is a runaway process on the system;

How can I tell a process name, firstly from a command prompt ( preferably directing the list to a file ) and secondly is there a way to identify the process name from within a Java ( or C++ ) program?

Thanks in Advance

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