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Java Fork and Join using ForkJoinPool Fork and Join Explained Fork Join The ForkJoinPool Creating a ForkJoinPool Submitting Tasks to the ForkJoinPool RecursiveAction RecursiveTask ForkJoinPool Critique Jakob Jenkov Last update: 2015-02-03 The ForkJoinPool was added to Java in Java 7. The ForkJoinPool is similar to the Java ExecutorService but with one difference. The ForkJoinPool makes it easy for tasks to split their work up into smaller tasks which are then submitted to the ForkJoinPool too. Tasks can keep splitting their work into smaller subtasks for as long as it makes to split up the task. It may sound a bit abstract, so in this fork and join tutorial I will explain how the ForkJoinPool works, and how splitting tasks up work. Fork and Join Explained Before we look at the ForkJoinPool I want to explain how the fork and join principle works...