Using generic Java threads on JStamp/JStik/SaJe

Using generic Java threads on JStamp/JStik/SaJeShort Description
- A thread is a path of program execution.
- Multi-threaded programming is one of the most powerful features of Java. Applied inappropriately, it can lead to an infinite number of difficult to diagnose bugs, and unpredictable program behavior.

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- Threads are one of the more vague aspects of Java. This is probably inevitable due to the wide variation of thread support in the underlying operating system and hardware on which a given JVM must execute.
- Java supports ten thread priorities (though the underlying OS may support more or less), RTSJ requires at least 32.
- For example, Solaris has 65535 thread priorities while Windows NT has seven. Win2000 and X- have 32. XP with INtime has 255. JStam- has 32.
- Thread support can use a mix of hard- and soft-ware.
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