Tomcat is handled by a Process classifier.
Navigate to Discovery Definition > CI Classification > Processes (type "Processes" in the nav filter to make it easier), and you'll see the entry for tomcat.
It will launch when the process parameters (pulled in from the "Unix ADM" MultiProbe -- Application Dependency Mapping) are evaluated. This multiprobe handles both network connections (lsof) and active processes (ps).
Actual command for network connections: lsof -iTCP -n -P -F pcnfT
Command for processess: ps awwxo pid,ppid,command | sed -n '/<defunct>/!p'
Tomcat is handled by a Process classifier.
Navigate to Discovery Definition > CI Classification > Processes (type "Processes" in the nav filter to make it easier), and you'll see the entry for tomcat.
It will launch when the process parameters (pulled in from the "Unix ADM" MultiProbe -- Application Dependency Mapping) are evaluated. This multiprobe handles both network connections (lsof) and active processes (ps).
Actual command for network connections: lsof -iTCP -n -P -F pcnfT
Command for processess: ps awwxo pid,ppid,command | sed -n '/<defunct>/!p'
