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Hi,
I need help in thread synchronisation, just need a clarification can we use synchronised keyword with static methods also if yes, then please explain me with example.
Thanks in advance
 
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Hi Divya,
Refer this link. It will help you.


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Originally posted by Divya Gehlot:
...can we use synchronised keyword with static methods...


Yes (if you spell it "synchronized").

Remember, each instance has its own lock, but there is also a class lock. If "synchronized" is used with a static (class) method, then the class lock must be obtained.
 
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Hi,
Thanks Nik for provided me link but that discussion is really confusing for me. Can any one please explain me this with simple example.
Thanks in Advance.
[ June 29, 2007: Message edited by: Divya Gehlot ]
 
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If you're not sure about the differences between a class lock and an object lock, the now would probably be a good time to work though the Sun Java Thread Tutorial, which explains these concepts, and also has plenty of examples. The chapter on Synchronization is especially relevant.
 
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