If it really was 10 decimal (10 from prstat) and the prstat and your
Java Thread Dump are from the same process, then it was a native thread,
because I didn't find a nid=0xa.
If you want to find out, what that native thread is doing, give your
process a "pstack", write it to some file and look into. It has a native
stack dump for each thread and at the top of the stack it gives you the
decimal thread number. You can pstack a process while running, although
when it has a lot of threads active, it will make the process pause a
few seconds.
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
On 4/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sorry, I'd attached wrong snapshot. Thread in question is java/10 in
the snapshot.
Excuse my blindness please, but which one is java/10?
Thanks
Naveen.
Leon
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