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When the session is started, a dialog with all locally running JVMs with a minimum version of 1.6 is displayed. Some JVMs are marked with special backgrounds, either as
Above the list of JVMs, you find a selector that allows you to modify the filter settings for the displayed JVMs. The list of JVMs supports quick search (just type into it), alternatively you can use the filter field at the bottom to restrict the displayed JVMs.
On Windows, only JVMs that are started by the currently logged in users are shown by default. Often it is required to profile a service that is started by the "Local System" account. In that case, you have to select the toggle button in the upper right corner to add the service JVMs to the list. On Windows Vista and higher, a UAC dialog will be shown to elevate permissions (unless UAC has been disabled). This is required because otherwise those JVMs cannot be discovered and profiled.
Please see the help on attaching to JVMs for more information.
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