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Let's say that I have a single instance of an object, and several references to that object. If I create a synchronized block that synchronizes on one of the object references, is access to the object instance synchronized, or is access to only the reference synchronized? ...Mike Broadbear
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Sorry for posting under 'broadbear'. Is there any way that account could be deleted?
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Done. As for your question - you're really synchronizing on the object, not the reference. Multiple references to the same object are treated equally - the first to attempt to acquire a lock will get it, and the rest will wait.
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