How to change the name of threads in an ExecutorService?

You'll have to use an ExecutorService implementation that allows you to set the ThreadFactory 1 used to create threads, for example ThreadPoolExecutor Pass an instance that creates threads with the proper names.

You'll have to use an ExecutorService implementation that allows you to set the ThreadFactory1 used to create threads, for example, ThreadPoolExecutor. Pass an instance that creates threads with the proper names. There's also a handy class in commons-lang that allows to specify thread names with a pattern: BasicThreadFactory.

This keeps you from having to create a ThreadFactory subclass just to provide the naming behavior.

– Renato Dinhani Conceição May 25 at 15:00 @Renato, the only accessible library implementation is from the Executors utility class and it does not allow you to supply a name string. – Tim Bender May 25 at 21:58.

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