Sigar API for JAVA (need a guide)

Question

I've downloaded Sigar API ( http://support.hyperic.com/display/SIGAR/Home ) and would like to use it in a project to get information about different processes which are running.

My problem is that I can't really find some useful code snippets to learn from and the javadoc from their website isn't of much help, because I don't know what I should be looking for.

Do you have any ideea where I could find more information?

Answer 1

To find the pid (which is needed to find out information about a certain process), you can use a ProcessFinder . The method to find a single process pid is findSingleProcess(String expression) . Example:

    Sigar sigar=new Sigar();
    ProcessFinder find=new ProcessFinder(sigar);
    long pid=find.findSingleProcess("Exe.Name.ct=explorer");
    ProcMem memory=new ProcMem();
    memory.gather(sigar, pid);
    System.out.println(Long.toString(memory.getSize()));

The expression syntax is this:

Class.Attribute.operator=value

Where:

Class is the name of the Sigar class minus the Proc prefix.
Attribute is an attribute of the given Class, index into an array or key in a Map class.
operator is one of the following for String values:
eq - Equal to value
ne - Not Equal to value
ew - Ends with value
sw - Starts with value
ct - Contains value (substring)
re - Regular expression value matches
operator is one of the following for numeric values:
eq - Equal to value
ne - Not Equal to value
gt - Greater than value
ge - Greater than or equal value
lt - Less than value
le - Less than or equal value

More info here: http://support.hyperic.com/display/SIGAR/PTQL

Answer 2

如果您使用的是 Windows 7，请尝试做一些事情

likefindSingleProcess("State.Name.ct=explorer");

Answer 3

In their latest package, they give a lot of usage examples under bindings\\java\\examples . Check them out.

Answer 4

The hyperic site seems to be gone, but this https://layer4.fr/blog/2016/10/10/os-monitoring-with-java/ tells you how to hook Sigar to Java. You do need to put the sigar-amd64-winnt.dll file somewhere on the DLL path (eg C:\\Windows)