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  3. November 2008

Threads problem in Java on i5

Hello

I have a Java Server that basically consists of 3 threads. The first thread (the main) one creates one thread (Thread A).

(Thread A) creates a new Thread B. Thread A monitors one data queue, and (Thread B) monitors a different data queue.

When Thread B is created by Thread A, Thread A passes Thread.currentThread(); In to it, so that Thread B can call interrupt on it at any time.

This is all great and works exactly as I want it, when I debug locally on WDSC, but as soon as I run the code on the i5, it stops working.

i.e. Thread B calls thread interrupt but Thread A does not receive a Thread interupted exception.

Has anybody seen anything like this before??


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