How can you configure the thread names of an ExecutorService for debugging and identification purposes?
- Thread names are automatically derived from the name of the task submitted to the ExecutorService.
- You can change thread names by calling the setName method on the ExecutorService instance after it's created.
- You can set the thread names when creating a new thread pool using the ThreadFactory interface and providing a custom ThreadFactory implementation.
- You cannot configure thread names for threads in an ExecutorService; they are automatically generated by Java.
To configure thread names of an ExecutorService for debugging and identification purposes, you can provide a custom ThreadFactory implementation when creating the thread pool. This allows you to set meaningful names for the threads, making it easier to identify their purpose in logs and debugging. Thread names are not automatically configurable and are typically based on the default naming conventions unless you specify otherwise.
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