Thread Property Sheet

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You can view the properties of a thread in the current debugging session by right-clicking the thread name in the Debugger window and choosing Properties. A thread has the following properties:

• Class. The qualified name of the class being executed within the thread.
• Line Number. The line of the source file that contains the class.
• Method. The method being executed within the class.
• Name. The name used to identify the thread.
• Stack Depth. The number of calls on the stack for the thread.
• State. The current state of the thread. The following table describes the thread states for the Java 2 debugger.

  State	Description
  Monitor	Thread is waiting on a Java monitor.
  Not Started	Thread has not yet been started.
  Running	Thread is runnable.
  Sleeping	Thread is sleeping. Thread.sleep() was called.
  Unknown	Thread status is unknown.
  Wait	Thread is waiting. Object.wait() was called.
  Zombie	Thread has completed execution.

• Suspended. If True, the behavior of the thread has been removed from the program. This enables you to watch only the behavior of threads that you want. If False, execution of the thread resumes when the debugging session resumes.