Reg how to a Run a java program 24/7

i have a requirement to display the content of the folder 24/7,365 days
regarding this i have written a program but it seems not much efficient regarding its work can any one help me ;
Thread t = new Thread(new ScheduledTask());
t.setDaemon(true);
t.start();
Thread.sleep(90000);
is it possible to run the Daemon Thread continuosly
Any suggestions please welcome
Regards
praveen

praveenmca09 wrote:
i have a requirement to display the content of the folder 24/7,365 days
regarding this i have written a program but it seems not much efficient regarding its work can any one help me ;
Thread t = new Thread(new ScheduledTask());
t.setDaemon(true);
t.start();
Thread.sleep(90000);Remove setDaemon(true) - if you want the thread to keep the JVM from exiting, then it should not be a daemon. Also remove the Thread.sleep( 90000 ) - it's not necessary.

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