In java, I\'m trying to write a FileManager that holds a directory of files and uploads them to other FileManagers on request. Every time an upload request comes in (through a Socket), a new thread is
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So, let\'s say I have the following ScheduledExecutorService: public class Foo { private ScheduledExecutorService exec;
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I have a rather massive number of threads being created inside a clojure program: (import \'(java.util.concurrent Executors))
We had a bit of a problem. :) We want to ensure that only N threads are doing background tasks at any time.To do this, we used a fixed thread pool executor.It seemed to be working fine.
I have a simple web service running inside a Tomcat container, which by nature is multi-threaded. In each request that comes into the service, I want to make concurrent calls to an external service. T
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I have several threads running for an almost infinite time and number of iteration. The iteration count being reset to 0 when a best solution has been found. A max number of iteration is set to preven
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