Razz
Razz

Reputation: 33

Taskkill : to close a java program

I supposed to close a process (java). This process is invoked by a batch file. The batch file title is "Secondary Push"

When i double the batch file, it opens a command prompt and records the log.

-How to close the java process ?? -How to get the process id of the particular java process... using command prompt. Not by Task Manager.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3632

Answers (3)

Magoo
Magoo

Reputation: 80113

Tasklist will show you the details.

@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL
SET "underline="
SET "mypid="
FOR /f "skip=2delims=" %%u IN ('tasklist/v') DO IF NOT DEFINED underline SET underline=%%u
FOR /f "delims=" %%u IN ('tasklist/v^|find /i "GPU Client"') DO IF NOT DEFINED mypid SET mypid=%%u
:loop
IF "%underline:~0,1%"=="=" SET underline=%underline:~1%&SET mypid=%mypid:~1%&GOTO loop
FOR %%u IN (%mypid%) DO IF DEFINED underline SET mypid=%%u&SET "underline="
echo Target process ID=%mypid%
GOTO :EOF

This should get the process ID ready for TASKKILL. The string GPU Client should be replaced by a uniwue string identifying the java process that you wish to terminate, which you should be able to derive from a tasklist listing from the prompt.

 tasklist /v

The length of the underline appearing under the tasklist /v report heading varies depending on the length of the longest name of tasks currently running, so the underline line is applied to underline, the selected detail line to mypid and then the first character of each string is trimmed off until the space in the line-of-= is found.

At this time, mypid will have the taskname trimmed off, so its first token is the PID.

Upvotes: 3

user2503849
user2503849

Reputation: 120

taskkill /im java*

should kill the Java processes.

Upvotes: 0

Steve P.
Steve P.

Reputation: 14709

You can use Tasklist and Taskkill.

Upvotes: 0

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