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Possible Duplicate: Get a List of all Threads currently running in Java This is just for testing purposes - not production UI Is it possible to set something like a button on my Application's ...

I need to read the threads generated by other programs, which are running in the same JVM. I used the following code: long a[] = ManagementFactory.getThreadMXBean().getAllThreadIds(); ThreadInfo[] ...

I've read and re-read Java Concurrency in Practice, I've read several threads here on the subject, I've read the IBM article Dealing with InterruptedException and yet there's something I'm simply not ...

If I create my own thread (i.e. not a threadpool) and somewhere I call sleep or any other interruptible method, is it ok to ignore the InterruptedException if I know nobody else in the code is doing ...

Though I know it'll be a bit silly to ask, still I want to inquire more about the technical perspective of it. A simple example of an infinite loop: public class LoopInfinite { public static ...

Is it possible to print the thread name in the log statements generated by java.util.logging.Logger? One alternative is to do something like the following: logger.info(thread.getName() + " some ...

Hypothetical scenario: I have a daemon thread responsible for some I/O, the main thread finishes and returns, and the JVM decides to terminate my daemon thread. How does it do so? Interrupt? Finalize?...

I'm using a library that creates its own thread and it throws an exception. How can I catch that exception? The exception is thrown on the line marked below: ResourceDescriptor rd = new ...

I read below from the book < Core Java vol. 1 >: Every Java application starts with a main method that runs in the main thread. In a Swing program, the main thread is short-lived. It ...

Is it possible to write Thread creation listener in java? For example using aop?! I mean something like this that if my application creates a thread I would like to register this object in my own ...

I would like to close all threads that are running (if there are) when my main method is called. public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { // Close all thread except current one .....

In dropwizard, I need to implement asynchronous jobs and poll their status. I have 2 endpoints for this in resource: @Path("/jobs") @Component public class MyController { @POST @Produces(...

I have an app where when a "game" stats, it starts a couple different threads. I start the threads like so: Thread thread = new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { //... } ...

You can find the maxThreads limitation is 350 in below server.xml. Then, I use below command to check current java pid $ps uax | grep tomcat ruyi 25802 0.0 0.0 10436 420 ? Ss ...

I asked a question about how to override the default Java Exception handling here and was told the answer here. The question is now : is there a way to generify this handler to all threads without ...