Hi,
Could you please try the option listed here
A) Please remove the java agent configurations where ever you have configured and follow the steps listed here
The user under which the JVM runs must have write privileges to the conf and logs directories in the Java Agent home. To achieve this, you can install the agent as the same user that owns the JVM or as an administrator on the host machine. The other contents of the agent directory can be restricted to read only access.
To attach the agent to the JVM, follow these steps:
Determine the PID of the JVM to which you want to attach. For example, on Linux, use:
ps -A | grep java
On Windows, use:
jps -l
Run the following command, replacing the placeholders for the path to the tools.jar file in your JDK, path to the AppDynamics Java Agent home directory, and the JVM process ID with values appropriate for your environment:
java -Xbootclasspath/a:<path_to_jdk>/lib/tools.jar -jar /<agent_home>/javaagent.jar <jvm_process_id>
Use the equivalent paths for Windows, including drive letter. The following shows an example with system output included:
[appduser@my_centos6 ~]$ ps -A | grep java
6780 pts/1 00:00:04 java
[appduser@my_centos6 ~]$ java -Xbootclasspath/a:/usr/java/jdk1.7.0_79/lib/tools.jar -jar /home/appduser/appagent/javaagent.jar 6780
Attaching to VM [6780]
agent path >>>/home/appduser/appagent/javaagent.jar Thanks Rajesh
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