>I have just written a java servlet using threads, with
>LOW_PRIORITY. However, here is what I get after I run top:
> PID PGRP USERNAME PRI SIZE RES STATE TIME WCPU% CPU%
> 161818 161406 root 20 82M 14M ready 0:56 39.3 95.15
>Is this a normal behavior expected of threads in java. The number
>that concerns me is CPU%. And this was consistent until thread died,
>hovering between 85 - 95. I may be doing something wrong!! but the
>problem is that I just made a single request and had most of my CPU
>resources consumed by the thread. Has anyone else observed the same
>results? Am I paying attention to wrong numbers? can some one shed
>some light on this matter?
You don't give us enough information to answer the question.
Because:
- different OSes use different threading implementations
- different VMs use different threading models
You need to tell us what your OS and VM are and (possibly) what thread
model you have selected at runtime.
Nic Ferrier
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