For a remote JVM instance connected to via jstatd the JVM arguments line is cropped at a limit of 1024 characters. This is visible in the JVM arguments tab of the JVM window. It also affects a custom name of the JVM, if specified by JVM CLI option visualvm.display.name. VisualVM parses this option from the JVM arguments line. If the option appears (partly) beyond the 1024 characters limit then VisualVM displays a cropped name or completely ignores the custom name.
I guess this bug is caused by #291 and affects all versions since 2.1.0.
For a remote JVM instance connected to via jstatd the JVM arguments line is cropped at a limit of 1024 characters. This is visible in the JVM arguments tab of the JVM window. It also affects a custom name of the JVM, if specified by JVM CLI option
visualvm.display.name. VisualVM parses this option from the JVM arguments line. If the option appears (partly) beyond the 1024 characters limit then VisualVM displays a cropped name or completely ignores the custom name.I guess this bug is caused by #291 and affects all versions since 2.1.0.