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i am facing a problem regarding the thread. I am having a class which implements runnable, and i can use thread.start() method on that class.
My question is i have one more class java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService in which i can call executor.submit(thread)..
can anyone please tell me what is the difference between thread.start() and executor.submit(thread)…
The executor.submit method takes a Runnable, not a Thread. The point of executorServices is that they take control over creating and pooling threads so the code calling them doesn’t have to.