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Since I need to profile the application runs in remote machine where GUI is not allowed. I started remote session profiling with JProfiler8 and ran /bin/jpenable agent in remote host. After the successful analysis I need to stop that remote jpenable jprofiler8 agent. How can I do that?
To make sure previously started agent is still in running state or not, I ran the /bin/jpenable agent again. Now I don't see previously binded JVM. So i assume it already bind with previous agent.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to unload a JVMTI profiling agent. The JVM only unloads agents when it shuts down.