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I am wanting to check on a VM of mine at Amazon if the hardware I bought is really what they offer me. I would like to make a framework or API just to check the amount of memory, HD and processor.
Can anyone tell me which JAVA library allows me to do this kind of query?
I thank anyone who helps me.
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You can use Runtime.getRunTime() calls. That one topical has a lot of information on the subject, can help you.
Thank you very much indeed this was exactly what I wanted. It even helped Dans, thank you very much!
I’m happy to help. Hug!
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I think your best option is to take a C language library that does what you want, in this case, to have access to the hardware and use it in your Java project through a native call. On the Caelum website there is a tutorial on this: http://blog.caelum.com.br/escrevendo-metodos-nativos-em-java-com-jni-e-jna/
I’ll check here. thanks for the suggestion.
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– Oralista de Sistemas
Renan, you have, but I want to confirm that if it is indeed what they show me. so I’m asking for help because I’ve never programmed anything like this before, at most it was the C console to run windows commands even to see network status and etc.
– DarkJontex
I don’t know how to do this in Java, but I found a question on Soen with several answers. I don’t think any single answer solves your problem, but by putting a little bit of each one together I think you might be halfway there. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25552/get-os-level-system-information - good luck :)
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