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What does Thread Status mean [message #6669]

Fri, 07 November 2008 11:59

Nevar

Messages: 1
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hello,

in the Thread Overview Table, every Thrad has an Thread Status. Can you
explain the status Codes (I got an 1025 but I dont know what it is) ?

If I look into the java6 api, the Status Codes are an enum (New,etc.).

Nevar

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Re: What does Thread Status mean [message #6683 is a reply to message #6669]

Fri, 07 November 2008 12:30

Andreas Buchen

Messages: 123
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

> in the Thread Overview Table, every Thrad has an Thread Status. Can you
> explain the status Codes (I got an 1025 but I dont know what it is) ?

> If I look into the java6 api, the Status Codes are an enum (New,etc.).

Hi Nevar,

unfortunately the thread status is not very helpful. The number is
converted via native methods into the enum available in the java6 api, but
as of today we do not know how to safely convert that. So it's of not much
value for now (I guess we should simply remove it from the view).

If you take a look at the threads, they have variables marked "Java
Local". These are objects kept alive because they are currently on the
class stack. This give some indication as to what the dump was doing at
the time.

Andreas.

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