Great thanks, you're missing a crutical argument (after the process id), see below: java -Xbootclasspath/a:"C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.8.0_151/lib/tools.jar" -jar C:/appdynamics/AppServerAgent-4.5.8.25115/javaagent.jar 14760 appdynamics.controller.hostName=somehost,appdynamics.controller.port=someport,appdynamics.controller.ssl.enabled=false,appdynamics.agent.accountAccessKey=somevalue,appdynamics.agent.applicationName=Doughuts,appdynamics.agent.tierName=DT1,appdynamics.agent.nodeName=DN1,appdynamics.agent.accountName=someaccount Kind Regards, David ... View more

Hi there, I see the following message: "Caused by: java.io.IOException: no such process" Are you sure you have the right process id in the command? on windows you can find the process id using the "tasklist" command. Kind Regards, David ... View more

Hi Ankur, Are you also using Dynamic Attach? Have you tried to do this using the normal method (by adding -javaagent to the startup command)? Kind Regards, David ... View more

I noticed in the command line you didn't specify the required properties: C:\Windows\system32> java -Xbootclasspath/a:"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_131\lib\tools.jar" -jar "D:\2019\Monitoring_utilities\AppServerAgent\javaagent.jar" 4875 Try something like this instead with all the values set: java -Xbootclasspath/a:"C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.8.0_151/lib/tools.jar" -jar C:/appdynamics/AppServerAgent-4.5.8.25115/javaagent.jar 14760 appdynamics.controller.hostName=somehost,appdynamics.controller.port=someport,appdynamics.controller.ssl.enabled=false,appdynamics.agent.accountAccessKey=somevalue,appdynamics.agent.applicationName=Doughuts,appdynamics.agent.tierName=DT1,appdynamics.agent.nodeName=DN1,appdynamics.agent.accountName=someaccount Failing that, are there any logs in the following folder with any useful information? AppServerAgent-4.x.x.xxxxx\ver4.x.x.xxxxx\logs Kind Regards, David ... View more

Hi Rahul, Can you upload a screenshot showing the output, please? Kind Regards, David ... View more

Hi Rahul, I see that you are using Dynamic Attach to connect to a live Java process. Is there any reason you can't start the process using the "-javaagent" parameter instead? Dynamic Attach isn't really an AppDynamics feature, rather, a feature of the JVM. The JVM needs to have the correct libraries loaded in order for Dynamic Attach to be successful. It seems that at least for this Windows system that library was not loaded and it's very tricky to get a Native library loaded once the JVM has started. There is some information on this StackOverflow Thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11134159/how-to-load-attachprovider-attach-dll-dynamically I recommend either starting the process with the Javaagent command line parameter and if that is not possible you need the process to be started with the correct java.library.path to the attach.dll native library. Kind Regards, David ... View more

 Hi Vaibhav I'm very sorry that I haven't got back to you yet, I was hoping to have a little more information. I will reach out to the internal AppD team to see if we know of anyone who has tried this. I personally unaware of this being tried. Let me do some more investigation. Happy Holidays. Kind Regards, David ... View more

Hi Vaibhav, You are currently extracting data via AppDynamics via our REST API.  Did you want to extract from the REST API->Kafka, or directly out of AppDynamics via Kafka? We don't currently support any other method than via the REST API. Kind Regards, David Hope - APM Architect ... View more