I run JConsole on Windows. Why does the Local tab in Connect dialog not list any Java process?
The problem is most likely that your default Windows temporary directory is on a FAT file system. If your TMP file system is NTFS and JConsole does not show your processes, check your username as described in FAQ #2. For security reasons, local monitoring and management is only supported if your default Windows temporary directory is on a file system that supports setting permissions on files and directories (for example, on an NTFS file system). It is not supported on a FAT file system that provide insufficient access controls. A potential workaround for this issue: Set the TMP environment variable to refer to a directory on an NTFS file system, or any file system that supports setting permissions on files and directories before you run your application with local or remote management enabled. Note that this file system should be local to the machine. Setting this option for target applications is application specific. To set this variable in a command prompt or in a batch script, sim
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