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Is there a way to get the current cpu load under Java without using the JNI?
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Java applications may take high CPU resources for many reasons: Poorly designed application code with inefficient or infinite loops. Inefficient algorithms (poor application logic) Recursive method calls (causing hundreds of recursions)
Open Task Manager and go to the Performance tab to monitor the CPU load. Right click the CPU graph on the right and select "Change graph to -> Logical processors". Double click the loop. vbs script you created to execute it.
Use the ManagementFactory to get an OperatingSystemMXBean and call getSystemLoadAverage() on it.
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