Java - Hanging Thread Detection and Handling | JavaWorld
From Sorry Java - Hanging Thread Detection and Handling More like this By Alex. C. Punnen Architect – Nokia Siemens Networks Bangalore Hanging threads are a common challenge in the development of software that has to interface with proprietary devices using proprietary or standardized interfaces such as SNMP, Q3, or Telnet. This problem is not limited to network management but occurs across a wide range of fields like web servers, processes invoking remote procedure calls, and so on. A thread that initiates a request to a device needs a mechanism to detect in case the device does not respond or responds only partially. In some cases where such a hang is detected, a specific action must be taken. The specific action could be either retrial or letting the end-user know about the task failure or some other recovery option. In some cases where a large number of tasks must be fired to a large number of network elements by a component,Read full article from Java - Hanging Thread Detection and Handling | JavaWorld
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