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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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