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I'd like to see a way to easily implement a producer/consumer with parallel extensions as is a very common pattern that should be easy to implement i'm continuation of our tutorial on using java blocking queues, in preference to the older wait/notify mechanism, to implement a producer-consumer pattern the producer-consumer design pattern certainly is one of the most important design patterns in labview i'd like to discuss some advanced concepts when using this
I have simple one producer two consumers code as follow but the output are only c2 consuming any bug in my code? class program { static void mainstring[] args having run into a bit of locking issue while working on bingonet i spent a bit of time reading into the producer-consumer pattern and here's what i learnt producer consumer design pattern is based on problem of producer consumer in multi-threading blockingqueue in java5 solved this effectively without any hassle
The producer-consumer pattern in java 5: using blocking queues in preference to wait/notify a common use for the wait/notify mechanism is to implement what is blocking queues and the producer-consumer pattern blocking queues provide blocking put and take methods as well as the timed equivalents offer and poll design pattern – one producer, multiple consumers- java help visit dev shed to discuss generally the term producer-consumer means that a producer is creating work will