Ask from Java code if service runs

Hi,
i have a service, com.business.company.navigation.connector
running as ear on sap portal server.
Is there a way to ask from Java code if this service is running or not!?
I found following code which shows how access the portal runtime to get
default portal services:
NavigationEventsHelperService helperService = (NavigationEventsHelperService) PortalRuntime.getRuntimeResources().getService(NavigationEventsHelperService.KEY);
Thanks for any hint.

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