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No.Thats the tragedy. What is the way out then?

---------- Post updated 08-26-15 at 12:16 PM ---------- Previous update was 08-25-15 at 03:41 PM ----------

Is there any way out in this situastion?

First you will have to find a way to discover when the process is "frozen". How does this existing tool work? Do you have any code for it?

No I do not have any code for that.All I know is that the process which is responsible for monitoring other process (like monitoring a message exchange we call it Hello Message with in a particular time interval with the process which its required to be monitored) send some hello message to the monitored process and if it did not get any response from with in a predefined time period, it declare the process as dead,

You will need to know more than that, and we can't really tell from here.

Can u please tell what are the inputs required?

How to check if it's frozen, or how to communicate with it in general, or failing that, what it actually is.