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Mahudeswaran,
On 4/25/16 2:03 AM, Mahudeswaran A wrote:
> Let's assume mutex.wait being called in one of the tomcat thread.
> The thread state is still RUNNABLE but the thread does nothing and
> just waiting.
>
> Is there any functionality in tomcat to automatically recovery for
> these threads either through some configurations? For e.g. if
> there are threads in the same state for more than 7 or 8 hours...
If Tomcat code is wait for hours (and it's a problem), then it's a bug
in Tomcat. I think that's rather unlikely.
If you have Object.wait() calls in your own code, perhaps what you
really want to do is change those to Object.wait(timeout) with a
sufficiently long timeout not to cause any performance problems, but
which can allow a thread to "recover" even if the mutex never received a
notify() call.
- -chris
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