obviously I did
though I might sound, but I'm not that dumb to send a question without
having even chekc out what I could at my end
ok so this is what i did
I created a class that extends Thread
the run method was supposed to write some info to a file (FileOutputStream)
when I ran the class from a regular class the file was created in the same
folder where the .java file existed
however, when I called the start method from a servlet it didn't return any
error
in fact when I checked isAlive() that return true also
but I am not able to find the file that it created
by the way, I put my multithreaded file my own class path and nowhere in the
tomcat folders
peter
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Good question, test her out.
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Barraud [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 6:35 AM
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Subject: threads in jsp
is it possible to create an ordinary java class that extends Thread and then
call the start method of that class from a jsp
the run method spawns a new thread that runs on its own
peter
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