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Where can I find the thread main?
Hello.
Yesterday you've told me that all java applications need one thread main.
I have one main class - BD.java, where I define all the functions needed by
the web application to work.
So, I probabily have some problem with the link of my project to that main
class, isn't it?
How can I define it?
Best regards,
Jaime Almeida.
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RE: Where can I find the thread main?
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: Jaime Almeida [mailto:22348@alunos.isel.ipl.pt]
> Subject: Where can I find the thread main?
>
> Yesterday you've told me that all java applications need one
> thread main.
Not need - have.
> I have one main class - BD.java, where I define all the
> functions needed by the web application to work.
Don't confuse main thread with a main() method, nor the fact that your
BD.java happens to be important to your application.
Again, you need to get some basic understanding of Java in general
before you plunge into servlets and app servers. There are numerous
free tutorials available for both Java and servlets - Google is your
friend.
- Chuck
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Re: Where can I find the thread main?
Posted by Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>.
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Jaime,
Jaime Almeida wrote:
> Yesterday you've told me that all java applications need one thread main.
> I have one main class - BD.java, where I define all the functions needed
> by the web application to work.
Er, is this a helper class or something? It is a servlet? What do you
mean by "main class"?
> So, I probably have some problem with the link of my project to that
> main class, isn't it?
Maybe. Are you experiencing some kind of problem? If so, what is it?
> How can I define it?
Define a main thread? You don't "define" threads. You create and launch
them. The main thread is special because it is created by the JVM and
used to begin execution of the program being run (Tomcat in this case,
though I'm not entirely convinced at this point).
You should not have to worry about defining threads or anything like that.
- -chris
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Re: Where can I find the thread main?
Posted by Pierre Goupil <go...@gmail.com>.
Hello,
If I understand you well, you are looking for a way of telling Tomcat where
your main() METHOD is, right? But you don't need it :
http://www.stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2001061901&page=1
HTH,
Pierre
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Re: Where can I find the thread main?
Posted by Joshua Fielek <jf...@centriccrm.com>.
Very briefly, the Java Main thread for Tomcat is created when Tomcat is
launched. Tomcat creates threads that then execute your servlets and
associated code.
I'm certain that other folks will point you at more complete
documentation on the way Tomcat works within the JVM.
Thanks,
J
Jaime Almeida wrote:
> Hello.
> Yesterday you've told me that all java applications need one thread main.
> I have one main class - BD.java, where I define all the functions needed
> by the web application to work.
> So, I probabily have some problem with the link of my project to that
> main class, isn't it?
> How can I define it?
> Best regards,
> Jaime Almeida.
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