posted 15 years ago
"result" and "running" are two mutually exclusive terms. The whole definition of "result" is what you get after it finishes running.
If you're actually looking for the success/failure of the attempt to launch a thread, that's different. However a Java thread runs in a JVM, and the JVM process itself doesn't complete until all of its internal threads (which may not correspond to OS threads) have terminated.
Which is all I can say without knowing more.
Education won't help those who are proudly and willfully ignorant. They'll literally rather die before changing.