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Thread technology: Where it is mostly applicable? Can anyone give me some commercial example?

Mohammad Ashrafuddin Ferdousi
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Hello,
Can anyone please give me some commercial example of java thread technology? Acutally, i need to when i will learn multithreading where it will be mostly applicable and its commercial use.

Can you please give me some example of commercial use of java thread technology?

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Campbell Ritchie
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Let's start in the Java™ Tutorials. Or Brian Goetz's book.
Ulf Dittmer
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I'm not sure what you mean by "commercial use". The JVM is inherently multi-threaded - where there's a JVM, there are multiple threads.

Servlet containers and JEE servers are multi-threaded with respect to handling simultaneous requests, so wherever there is a web site based on servlets/JSP (or using EJBs in the background), multi-threading is going on. Look for URLs like "*.jsp", *.do" and "...servlet..." - those generally indicate that a site runs on Java.


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Rajeev Trikha
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Even before you start a thread with thread.start() there is a thread for running main(). Also the Java Runtime will have created other threads, such as garbage collection thread. So threads are ubiquitous.


Rajeev Trikha (SCJP 6)
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
 
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