Yes, I read that too and decided that starting threads may be problematic if I have to deploy later in some other container. > * Some servlet containers (such as Tomcat as an option) can run webapps > under a Java security manager, and they may have been configured to not > allow webapps to start threads. I do run Tomcat with -security. But does it also restrict Threads with a security manager installed? Thanks, David
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