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3.9.x Documentation
The Java Agent bootstraps using the javaagent command line option. Add this option to your Solr server.
To add the javaagent command in a Windows environment
1. Open the Windows command line utility.
2. Execute the following commands to add the javaagent argument to the Solr server:
>cd $Solr_Installation_Directory >java -javaagent:"<drive>:\<agent_home>\javaagent.jar" -jar start.jar
If you are a Self-Service Trial user, add the Java Agent javaagent argument to your JVM start script where <my-app-jvm1> is the name you use for the application running on that JVM.
-javaagent:"<drive>:\<agent_home>\javaagent.jar=uniqueID=<my-app-jvm1>"
The javaagent argument references the full path to the Java Agent installation directory, including the drive. For details see the screenshots.
To add the javaagent command in a Linux environment
1. Open the terminal.
2. Execute the following commands to add the javaagent argument to the Solr server:
>cd $Solr_Installation_Directory >java -javaagent:"<agent_home>/javaagent.jar" -jar start.jar
If you are a Self-Service Trial user, add the Java Agent javaagent argument to your JVM start script where <my-app-jvm1> is the name you use for the application running on that JVM.
-javaagent:<agent_home>/javaagent.jar=uniqueID=<my-app-jvm1>
The javaagent argument references the full path to the Java Agent installation directory. For details see the screenshot.
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