After knowing the ID of the process, execute jps -lv pid in the command line to view the detailed information of the process (which class, which parameters), and then determine whether it is the one you want to delete.
When asking the question, it is recommended to describe the environment in which you run the program. Of course from "javaw.exe", we know it is a windows platform. Just end the process directly in Windows Task Manager.
ps: No one should be able to answer this question. It’s a waste of time. What I'm mainly talking about is the first sentence.
If you are looking through the port, it can be like this netstat -ano | findstr "8080" Then find the pid of your Listening and then check the task manager to see if it is the process you want to kill.
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After knowing the ID of the process, execute
jps -lv pidin the command line to view the detailed information of the process (which class, which parameters), and then determine whether it is the one you want to delete.When asking the question, it is recommended to describe the environment in which you run the program. Of course from "javaw.exe", we know it is a windows platform. Just end the process directly in Windows Task Manager.
ps: No one should be able to answer this question. It’s a waste of time. What I'm mainly talking about is the first sentence.
If you are looking through the port, it can be like this
netstat -ano | findstr "8080"Then find the pid of your Listening and then check the task manager to see if it is the process you want to kill.