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Yes, it's called threads. IBM's jdk118 is native threaded only - not green
threads. Because of this you will see one "process" in the process table
for each native thread. This is an artifact of how Linux does native
threading. In reality there is only one process with only one memory
footprint for all the threads listed in ps.
-MA
Brad Chesman wrote:
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> I am using RH6.0, Jserv1.1b2, ibm jdk118, and apache 1.3.6. I just
> changed my jdk from blackdown 117_v3 to ibm 118 on one of my servers.
> With the blackdown jdk I only ever saw one java process. With the ibm (I
> didn't change the config files), I seem many processes. They are all the
> same size, but have different pid's. The server works fine. Can anyone
> explain this?
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> Thanks,
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> Brad Chesman
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