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How many times have you used a thread that depend from an other one?
Personally, a lot's of time... and each time I need to implement cascading start/stop method to make threads starting in the right order.
What about using extended Thread classes that manage dependencies automatically?
on Nov 22, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss
As a matter of introduction to my weblog, a little article about some experience I made some years ago when was back to java after some years of development with others languages. With my brand new development skills; I searched the best way to manage dynamic array.
on Nov 11, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss