If you need run TCPMon with Command Line this is all you have to do.
user@localhost$ java -cp <path-to-tcpmon-jar> org.apache.ws.commons.tcpmon.TCPMon
You can find more information on how configure it here.
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2 comments:
now I see it..
Thanks for this post but I found it didn't work. Specifying the "-cp" parameter simply lead to "no class found" exceptions being thrown. Since you have a jar file, I found this command works better:
java -jar {path to JAR file}
In my case, this command worked beautifully:
java -jar tcpmon.jar
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