Uses of Package
com.ibm.dtfj.image
Packages that use com.ibm.dtfj.image
Package
Description
Classes to support reading system images.
Classes to support Java™ runtime instances.
Classes to support managed runtime instances.
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Classes in com.ibm.dtfj.image used by com.ibm.dtfj.imageClassDescriptionThis class is used to indicate that corruption has been detected in the image.Used to indicate that corruption has been detected in the image.This exception is used to indicate that data was requested which is not available on this system, or in this image.This class is the superclass of all exceptions thrown by DTFJ classesRepresents an entire operating system image (for example, a core file).Represents a single address space within the image.Represents a shared library loaded into the image, or the executable module itself.Represents an address in memory.Represents a native operating system process.Represents a native operating system thread.Indicates that an attempt was made to access memory which is not included within the image.
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Classes in com.ibm.dtfj.image used by com.ibm.dtfj.javaClassDescriptionUsed to indicate that corruption has been detected in the image.This exception is used to indicate that data was requested which is not available on this system, or in this image.Represents an address in memory.Represents a contiguous range of memory in an address space.Represents a native operating system thread.Indicates that an attempt was made to access memory which is not included within the image.
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Classes in com.ibm.dtfj.image used by com.ibm.dtfj.runtimeClassDescriptionUsed to indicate that corruption has been detected in the image.
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Classes in com.ibm.dtfj.image used by com.ibm.java.diagnostics.utilsClassDescriptionUsed to indicate that corruption has been detected in the image.This exception is used to indicate that data was requested which is not available on this system, or in this image.Represents an entire operating system image (for example, a core file).Represents a single address space within the image.Represents a native operating system process.