public class Lock
extends java.lang.Object
synchronize
keyword, representing a lock to avoid concurrent access.
Here's a sample:
Lock lock1 = new Lock(); // usually a class' field synchronized (lock1) { ... }Only a Lock object can be used with
synchronize
. Using this
will abort the tc.Deploy and
using other objects will cause a RuntimeException during code execution under the TCVM.Constructor and Description |
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Lock() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected void |
finalize() |