• green
  Green color means that the thread is runnable and eligible for receiving CPU time by the scheduler. This does not mean that the thread has in fact consumed CPU time, only that the thread was ready to run and was not blocking or sleeping. How much CPU time a thread is allotted, depends on various other factors such as general system load, the thread's priority and the scheduling algorithm.
• orange
  Orange color means that the thread is waiting. The thread is sleeping and will be woken up either by a timer or by another thread.
• red
  Red color means that the thread is blocking. The thread has is trying to enter a synchronized code section or a synchronized method whose monitor is currently held by another thread.
• blue
  Light blue color means that the thread is in Net I/O. The thread is waiting for a network operation of the java library to complete. This thread state occurs if a thread is listening for socket connections or if it is waiting to read or write data to a socket.

Note: If you are color-blind, you can edit bin/jprofiler.vmoptions and set -Djprofiler.highContrastMode=true. The above colors will then have an optimal contrast.

• liveness status
  From the combo box you can choose if you wish to display
  • Both alive and dead threads
  • Alive threads only
  • Dead threads only
• name
  In the text box you can enter the full name of a thread or only a part of it. Only threads whose names begin with this fragment are displayed. You can also use wildcards ("*" and "?") to select groups of threads. Please note that if you use wildcards, you have to manually append a trailing "*" if desired. You can display the union of multiple filters at the same time by separating multiple filter expressions with commas, e.g. AWT-, MyThreadGroup-*-Daemon.

  The selection is performed once you press the enter key. The combo box contains all entries performed during the current session. The [Reset filters] button can be used to remove all filters.