Re: [linuxiran] Re: Additional Processes

[Arash Partow]

Hi,

 

It really depends on what jvm you are using, usually any java program 

when executed initiates a series of threads for self maintenance

regardless of weather or not you are using threads in your app. Swing

and AWT also execute threads for event management etc. There are a

whole array of sources for which you could account for the threads you

see. The VM itself would be running its own threads too, the only way to

know what-is-what is to get the PID of the threads "YOU" create.

 

FYI, AFAIK the Java standard for VMs dictates that the threads don't

necessarily need to be POSIX compliant.

 

 

Arash

 
 
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----- Original Message -----

From: Seyyed Mehdi Sheikhalishahi

To: GNU/Linux in Iran

Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 12:05 AM

Subject: [linuxiran] Re: Additional Processes

Hello Dears
 I develop an application using Java programming language that uses Thread technique,When I run my application instead of one process I see eight process  of it in my system(using ps -aux command).
What's your idea about this subject?
How can I see that one process has how many threads running?

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Best Regard.
S.Mehdy Sheikhalishahy.
Yazd e-Commerce Center.
Software Developer.

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Best Regard.
S.Mehdy Sheikhalishahy.
Yazd e-Commerce Center.
Software Developer.