how to access thread/busy thread counts within a jee filter under tomcat

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Hi,

I'd like to access my servlet container's thread/busy thread counts within a filter under tomcat.

Is this a part of the jee standard? Or does it have to be tomcat specific? Is there a more general server load measurement?

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