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THREADS

THREADS. Read from SCJP Book Chapter on Threads Uploaded on Wikispaces. Typical Scenario.

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THREADS

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  1. THREADS Read from SCJP Book Chapter on Threads Uploaded on Wikispaces

  2. Typical Scenario • Imagine a stockbroker application with a lot of complex capabilities. One of its functions is "download last stock option prices," another is "check prices for warnings," and a third time-consuming operation is "analyze historical data for company XYZ.“ • In a single-threaded runtime environment, these actions execute one after another. The next action can happen only when the previous one is finished. If a historical analysis takes half an hour, and the user selects to perform a download and check afterward, the warning may come too late to, say, buy or sell stock as a result. • We just imagined the sort of application that cries out for multithreading.

  3. What are Threads ?

  4. What are Threads?

  5. Thread Operations

  6. Thread Life cycle

  7. Thread Class

  8. Using the Runnable Interface

  9. Creating a Thread

  10. Example

  11. Subclassing Thread

  12. Java.lang.Thread

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