Execution of command right after process is finished in bash

Task : you have one java process running and it run for long time and you need to execute smth right after it is finished.

First of all, get details of running job:

[user@myserver ~]$ jps -vm
32632 Jps -vm -Dapplication.home=/opt/jdk1.8.0_45 -Xms8m
16364 Shell --home /var/jenkins/jobs/validator --processor com.mycompany.Validator -Xmx1024m 

[user@myserver ~]$ jps -vm | grep Validator
16364 Shell --home /var/jenkins/jobs/validator --processor com.mycompany.Validator -Xmx1024m 

Now you want to get time when it was finished:
[user@myserver ~]$ 
while [[ `jps -vm | grep Validator | wc -l` != 0 ]]; do sleep 60; done; echo "finished at `date`"

Instead of "echo "finished at `date`"" you can put any other command, 60 seconds waiting was ok for my task.

Instead of "jps -vm" you can use "ps -ax" or whatever you like to grab process id or process details.
On SunOS "ps -Af".

FYI, to do smth and send email:
JOB="my-job" && while [[ $(jps -vm | grep $JOB | wc -l) != 0 ]]; do sleep 60; done; echo "echo smth valuable" ; echo "" | mailx -s "mailx: $JOB is finished and do_smth_valuable is done" myemail@mycompany.com,myemail2@mycompany.com

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