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1. How to suspend current thread for 20 seconds in java?    stackoverflow.com

How to suspend current thread for 20 seconds in java?

2. Java threading problem    stackoverflow.com

I'm using multiple threads in my application. Basically I have a combo box and upon selecting Inbox, p1 resumes and p2 is suspended and upon selecting Send, p2 starts and p1 ...

3. Can you suspend a Java app and get a snapshot of it's threads from within the app?    stackoverflow.com

I'm looking at writing monitoring code that runs inside a Java application and periodically takes a snapshot of running threads and displays some call stack information on each. Ideally this would ...

4. Suspending Web Request (Thread)    stackoverflow.com

I want to suspend the web request handler thread and Another thread pool will handle the request concurrently and send response to client. Or thread pool send notification to the ...

5. Java Timer and scheduleAtFixedRate + System Suspend    stackoverflow.com

I am working on a Java program and using Timer objects to run tasks every few minutes or hours. This works fine in normal operations, but I am running into a ...

6. How do I suspend java threads on demand?    stackoverflow.com

I am working on a multithreaded game in java. I have several worker threads that fetch modules from a central thread manager, which then executes it on its own. Now I ...

7. Alternative to suspend()-resume()    coderanch.com

8. sleep() vs suspend() and stop() vs volatile    coderanch.com

I am confused between sleep and suspend. It is written in the site "http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/docs/guide/misc/threadPrimitiveDeprecation.html" that suspend causes deadlock. But sleep is the same thing. So, it should also cause deadlock. 1) The following para is written in the site: "Thread.suspend is inherently deadlock-prone. If the target thread holds a lock on the monitor protecting a critical system resource when it is ...

9. Need to replace the suspend() method to undepricated one! Need Help!    coderanch.com

import java.awt.*; import java.lang.*; import java.awt.event.*; import java.io.*; import java.util.*; class myOtherCanvas extends Canvas { String fname = ""; //filename private double wlims[] = new double[4]; //world limits private int slims[]= {0,500,0,500}; //screen limits private int rot[] = {-70,30,0}; //rotate textfields defaults private double trans[] = {0.0,0.0,0.0}; //translate textfields defaults private PipeLine pipe; Vector v; //vector containing lines of file (sort ...

10. Calling suspend() from within a thread    coderanch.com

11. suspend() & resume() - problem    coderanch.com

What is use of suspend() and resume(). Even though it is deprecated, I just want to know what will be if it is used in the program. I refered the API, but it is confusing me. I also tried a pgm with suspend() and resume(), but nothing is happening. May be tha palce where I kept is matters? Is it possible ...

12. suspend resume..    coderanch.com

BTW, prior to these methods being deprecated, they were not being used this way. These methods were used by a thread to suspend / resume another thread -- not itself. Which leads to the next question. Why were they deprecated? The reason it was deprecated is because it was not possible to confirm that the *other* thread was doing anything safe. ...

14. Suspend and Resume thread.    forums.oracle.com

Actually I used wiat()/notify() mechanism in my application, I think you can see it. On a MoveEvent I can suspend the thread just calling my method, threadSuspendResume(). But I can't resume the thread again using that method. I hope it should work. Actually why I want to do is, change some parameters of the GUI and using new values I make ...

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