How to get an app's PID??

[Brian]

I need to be able to launch an application from the terminal and get its PID
in doing so. How can I do this?

-brian

 

[purplehaz]

Search the net for a program called Fport. Small free app that runs in
command prompt window. Put the app in a folder, open a command prompt
window, navigate to the folder with fport in it and type fport, hit enter.
It will show you all the running programs/processes, what port they use,
there name, and give you their PID.

 

[Rob Schneider]

I need to be able to launch an application from the terminal and get its PID
in doing so. How can I do this?

-brian

Task manager will show you this. Ctrl-shift-esc, see Tab: Processes.

Use Menu: View/Select Columns ... to add the PID to view.

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?SunnyB=A9?=]

I need to be able to launch an application from the terminal and get its PID
in doing so. How can I do this?

-brian

Start Task Manager
Select View / Select Columns / click PID.
Now the PID will show along side the running tasks.


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[VManes]

Open a command prompt window.

type command ps <enter>
for all the options, type ps /? <enter>

Kinda like on a *nix box, eh?

Val
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I need to be able to launch an application from the terminal and get its PID
in doing so. How can I do this?

-brian

 

[V Manes]

"VManes" wrote in message

Open a command prompt window.

type command ps <enter>
for all the options, type ps /? <enter>

Kinda like on a *nix box, eh?

Val
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OOPS!!! I did that on a box where I'd installed MS Unix Servicess - this
does not work on a plain ole Windows system. Sorry for the confusion. See
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asp for more info.
Val