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WiLL Tao
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Joined: Dec 14, 2001
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Calling the setPriority method on a thread objectcan directly cause a thread to stop executing?
And exiting from a synchronized block can cause a thread to stop executing?
I'm confused.Thanks for any help.
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Thank Folks who <b>Make Sense</b> here.<br />SCJP Platform 2
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Mag Hoehme
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Joined: Apr 07, 2002
Posts: 194
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Hi Will,
this question keeps popping up. It is basically a question of wording: Modifying the priority of a thread may (on some systems) cause an executing thread to stop.
This depends on the specific implementation of the JVM: Some JVMs do react to the modification of a thread's priority, others do not.
By searching the archives you may also be able to find more details explanations of this question.
PS: I got the same question several times wrong.
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