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This is just an edit to help people from google out a bit later on.

What is the ColdFusion Process Name?

Answer is below.


OLD QUESTION - Found the answer, but renaming for Google purposes:

Hi All,

I am attempting to get the Virtual Memory and Memory Usage from a Windows Service that is not listed in the process list. If it were, it would be very easy, however I do not know where to access these properties on a non-listed windows service.

Specifically, I need to get this from the ColdFusion process, so I am tagging it in, just in case someone has done it differently from their side of the world.

Thanks a ton,

Kyle

A: 

Have you tried using Process Monitor?

Mitch Wheat
A: 

Check that "Show processes from all users" in the Processes tab is checked.

Magnus Johansson
+1  A: 

Have you taken a look with Process Explorer? Though some services share a process, non-builtin services probably don't.

If you can't tell which "svchost.exe" instance is running a particular service, hover over it, and it'll display the services it is hosting.

Eamon Nerbonne
+2  A: 

Alright, I have found the process name for ColdFusion:

jrun.exe - The process JRun JAR Launcher belongs to the software Macromedia JRun Application Server or JRun.exe or ColdFusion Graphing Server or Macromedia ColdFusion MX or jrun.exe by Macromedia Inc (www.macromedia.com).

So the question is now a bit pointless, but I will leave it up for people who have the same issue finding it.

Thanks.

Kyle Rozendo
If this is the answer you found, then you should accept it. Even though it is your answer.
Ryan Guill
And more specifically, jrun.exe is the process name in the task manager. It may be a different "service" name in the services view in the control panel where you would start and stop it.
Ryan Guill
I shall do, hehe. Said I need to wait 2 days though, so will do it as I can.
Kyle Rozendo