The jmap tool can give some useful information. Also if you haven't used visualvm check that out. It is part of the jdk and can also be downloaded if you don't have it installed.
Also the jps utility will show a list of the <pid> you need to pass to jmap. You can also see this list with visualvm.
steve souza
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It would certainly be nice if the jvm could spit out all options both explicitly set as well as ones where the defaults where used and an indication of which ones were set.