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Java agent is not starting

admin1
New Member

I am new to AppDynamics, I have my JAVA application running on my Ubuntu server. The way I run my application is:

java -jar app.jar -conf path/conf.json

When I try to add java agent, the application doesn't start:

java -javaagent:appd-agent/javaagent.jar -jar app.jar -conf path/conf.json

After running above command, no logs are displayed and nothing happens.

But when I try the following command:

java -jar app.jar -conf path/conf.json -javaagent:appd-agent/javaagent.jar

My application starts but no reporting is sent to AppDynamics, and in Applications, I only see "No load detected for the time range" 

How do I solve this problem?

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CommunityUser
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

java -jar app.jar -conf path/conf.json -javaagent:appd-agent/javaagent.jar

Trying giving the absolute path to the javagent.jar

Also, have you updated your controller-info.xml properly?

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CommunityUser
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

same here, i have started my tomcat but no logs generated

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Atyuha_Pal
Contributor

Hi,

Could you please share the zip file of agent log to debug the issue.

Thanks,

Atyuha

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admin1
New Member

No logs are getting generated.

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