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I'm launching a Weblogic application inside Eclipse via the BEA Weblogic Server v9.2 runtime environment. If this were running straight from the command-line, I'd do a ctrl-BREAK to force a thread dump. Is there a way to do it in Eclipse?
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You can connect through the JVisualVM and get a thread dump. Just right click on the application node from the Applications tree and select "Thread dump"
You can do it when you are in debug mode: go to the debug view in the debug perspective, click on the process you have launched and click on pause, you will get a graphical stack of all your processes.
Note : this also works when using remote debugging, you do not need to launch weblogic from eclipse, you can launch it on its own, open the debugging ports and create a "remote java application debug configuration" for it.
check SendSignal: http://www.latenighthacking.com/projects/2003/sendSignal/