java.lang.Thread is part of the standard language, but is not available
in all Java 1.1/1.2 run times. The following is a list of run times that
do not support java.lang.Thread:
* Applets
* EJB
* Servlet
* Java embedded in other containers (like DB)
arkin
Laird Nelson wrote:
>
> Eric Williams wrote:
> > And the EJB specification writers had to enable vendors to offer
> > advanced
> > products based on the specification (eg, EJB implemented *in* a
> > database, or a
> > multi-VM shared-memory approach, etc.)... some of which are incompatible
> > with
> > threads or file I/O.
>
> Something here bothered me and I just got it: if java.lang.Thread is
> part of the core Java language (as implemented by every VM, including
> Oracle's "advanced product" in-database VM), then how could you have an
> "advanced product" that is incompatible with it?
>
> Cheers,
> Laird
>
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