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I've always seen memory viewers for native windows application, but Java Applications run in the Heap of the Java Virtual machine. So how do we look inside the memory of a running Java App, how do we get a look at what goes on the stack. Is there any application to spy on a Java Application memory Is it possible to write an application to do so ? in Visual C#. Thanks for any help.
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