Monitor class in Java

[rohan yadav]

What exactly Monitor.Pulse() method do in Java...??

[Rob Spoor]

Which Monitor class are you talking about? Java SE only has one Monitor class, javax.management.monitor.Monitor, and it does not have a Pulse() method (nor a pulse() method). In fact, I've checked the index of the Java SE Javadoc pages, and there is no Pulse() or pulse() method at all. So why don't you start by telling us which Monitor class this is? In other words, TellTheDetails.

[Christophe Verré]

Rob Prime wrote:In other words, TellTheDetails.

Or stick your arm in the nearest sphygmomanometer.

[rohan yadav]

That was also first initial thought, I m currently refactoring code, so i basicaaly dindint understand the code.. so I asked Here is code..

   public void addMessage (QMSMessage message)
		{
			lock (this)
			{
				messageList.Add (message);
				if (messageList.Count == 1)
				{
					hasNewMessage = true;
					Monitor.Pulse (this);
				}
			}
		} 

Or stick your arm in the nearest sphygmomanometer.

. And i dont need a such thing for such a small topic,but i bet you are carrying sphygmomanometer in your pocket that for sure

[Rob Spoor]

Can you show us your import for Monitor? Because I still don't know which class it is.

[Suhrid Karthik]

C# has a Monitor class. Are you sure this isn't C# code ?

[Rob Spoor]

Looks like it is. In which case it seems like it works like Object.notify(), just like Monitor.PulseAll(Object) seems to work like Object.notifyAll().