问题
Currently I have a deployed executable jar file that creates large (7+ Gb) minidump files when it crashes. I would like to have a text representation of what caused the crash, not a binary file of the JVM state. I've tried using the information found in this CodeRanch post and the documentation that I've found in the Java documentation doesn't seem to help.
I also referenced this question but there's no definitive answer.
Is there a typical way this is done that I'm not aware of?
回答1:
I found a command line option that seems to do what I want. Launching the jar with
java -XX:-CreateMinidumpOnCrash -jar myJar.jar
Seems to do the trick and will generate error logs that are very small compared to the minidumps.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22769799/how-to-disable-minidump-mdmp-files-generation-with-java-hotspot-jvm-on-windows