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What is stop(), suspend(), resume() method?
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Answer / kruthi
stop(), suspend() and resume() are the methods used for
thread implementation.
stop() - terminate the thread execution,
Once a thread is stopped, it cannot be restarted with the
start() command, since stop() will terminate the execution
of a thread. Instead you can pause the execution of a
thread with the sleep() method. The thread will sleep for a
certain period of time and then begin executing when the
time limit is reached. But, this is not ideal if the thread
needs to be started when a certain event occurs. In this
case, the suspend() method allows a thread to temporarily
cease executing.
resume() method allows the suspended thread to start again.
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Answer / ravikiran
stop(),suspend() resume() methods are deprecated used for
inter thread communication
stop will stop the exceution of thread
suspend will temporarily suspends the thread execution
resume will invoke the suspended threads for execution
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Answer / mohammed salim
stop(), suspend(), resume() methods are deprecated in the
jdk1.2
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