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Sorry if it's not the right forum.

My question is, how do I count the number of running threads in server?

Some thoughts: Whenever a request comes from a browser (client), server creates a thread (or take one thread from thread pool?) & that thread executes (takes care of) that request, once response sent, thread gets over (or goes back in thread pool?).

Now if I increase a counter whenever a new thread is created by server (say in the beginning of service() method, though thread is already created by this time & thread itself is executing this service() method) and decrease it when response is sent to browser (in the very end of service() method), will this give me right number?

Any listener I can make use of? Or anything OOB available?

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The Tomcat Management app can show you all of the request processing Thread in the Thread pool with their current state.

Since that is so useful I would expect similar tools for other servers.

Alternately you could create a request filter or create a modified service method.

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