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how to get remote system properties

peer mohamed
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Hi,
by using System.getProperties() i can get the details of my machine.Is there any way by which i could find the details of a remote host.
thanks in advance
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Ulf Dittmer
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No. Only a JVM running on a machine can get at those properties, and even then a security manager might not allow it. Not to mention the fact that some of those properties depend on the runtime environment; without one, they have no fixed meaning.


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Stan James
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In Java5 the JConsole uses new (and old?) APIs to get things like the following. You should be able to use them, too. I chopped this up a bit because it was over 4k characters wide ...

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Does that cover any of the things you were interested in?
[ February 17, 2006: Message edited by: Stan James ]

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