Re: How to use wait() and notifyAll() in simple container object
Thanks for the comments guys. Looks like I'll go with synchronizing
the get/set methods!
On Dec 17, 12:44 pm, John Ersatznom <j.ers...@nowhere.invalid> wrote:
John Ersatznom wrote:
Lew wrote:
public class Container {
private boolean value = false; // redundant assignment
public Container(boolean value) {
this.value = value;
}
public synchronized boolean get() {
return value;
}
public synchronized void set(boolean value) {
this.value = value;
}
}
Looks like a mutable, synchronized Boolean. Might want to consider a
class name like SynchronizedBoolean. Might want to rename the
get()/set() methods, either to follow JavaBean conventions or to mimic
similar methods in java.lang.Boolean.
- Lew
Why not
public class Container<Foo> {
private Foo contents;
public Container (Foo initialContents) {
contents = initialContents;
}
public synchronized Foo getContents () {
return contents;
}
public synchronized setContents (Foo newContents) {
contents = newContents;
}
}
Container<Foo> fooHolder = new Container<Foo>(new Boolean(false));Meh, make that last
Container<Boolean> booleanHolder = new Container<Boolean>(new
Boolean(false));
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