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anoosh - 12 Dec 2007 08:08 GMT

Hi all
I'm new to java, and want to write a program.
The aim is to create a Supervisor class.This class Supervises the
creation of a thread(repeatedly in a special time in background while
this class is running) and insert the created thread in a thread
pool,and then selecets a one of these threads and also assigns the
selected thread to critical environment.
The thread consists some field,but the most important field is request
field.This field records the last time that this thread send a request
signal to the critical environment for enterence. I mean each of these
thread which stored in the pool must send this request randomly to the
critical environment and record it.
Now would you please write some skeleton of these two
classes(Supervisor and thread) for me?

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Andrew Thompson - 12 Dec 2007 08:19 GMT

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>Now would you please write some skeleton of these two
>classes(Supervisor and thread) for me?

As soon as your account is properly set-up, with automatic
billing.

(notices..)
Sub: Emergency Help is needed

Of course, that will require a 150% loading..

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Owen Jacobson - 12 Dec 2007 08:36 GMT

> Hi all
> I'm new to java, and want to write a program.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> Now would you please write some skeleton of these two
> classes(Supervisor and thread) for me?

Certainly. My rates start at CAD 150/hr, with a minimum of one
billable week (40 billable hours @ CAD 150/hr), for emergency
consulting.

More seriously (though I am serious, if you're willing to pay those
rates I will absolutely write something matching those vague "specs"),
your emergency is not anyone else's emergency. If you want help, show
us what you've written and ask for help with a specific part, don't
just hand "the internet" some requirements and expect kind-hearted
smart people to fill them. That's what rent-a-coder and elance and so
on are for.

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Mark Space - 12 Dec 2007 20:04 GMT

> Certainly. My rates start at CAD 150/hr, with a minimum of one
> billable week (40 billable hours @ CAD 150/hr), for emergency
> consulting.

Damn. I need to raise my rates....

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Andrew Thompson - 12 Dec 2007 09:50 GMT

> Hi all
> I'm new to ...

Multi-posting? Abusing the help of people
on usenet newsgroups?

Please refrain from multi-posting in future.

In all the time you have been sending this
desperate message across usenet newsgroups,
you might have been *reading* the *textbook*
that you have perhaps been ignoring all semester,
or *coding* the code examples you 'skipped'.

(X-post to c.l.j.p./h., w/ f-u to c.l.j.p. only)

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Andrew T.

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Lew - 12 Dec 2007 15:09 GMT

anoosh wrote:

>> I'm new to java [sic], and want to write a program.
>> The aim is to create a Supervisor class.This class Supervises the

Your posts will be a little easier to read if you put two spaces between
sentences.

>> creation of a thread(repeatedly in a special time in background while

Also around parenthetical remarks.

Whitespace is not the same as no space.

>> this class is running) and insert the created thread in a thread
>> pool,and then selecets a one of these threads and also assigns the
>> selected thread to critical environment.
>> The thread consists some field,but the most important field is request

Commas, too.

>> field.This field records the last time that this thread send a request
>> signal to the critical environment for enterence. I mean each of these
>> thread which stored in the pool must send this request randomly to the
>> critical environment and record it.
>> Now would you please write some skeleton of these two
>> classes(Supervisor and thread) for me?

> Multi-posting? Abusing the help of people
> on usenet newsgroups?
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> (X-post to c.l.j.p./h., w/ f-u to c.l.j.p. only)

OP: this problem seems a bit beyond the "new to Java" phase, but you should
definitely read /Java Concurrency in Practice/, by Brian Goetz, et al. It
covers the use of threads, locks, notifications, timers and the lot.

The java.util.Timer class will help you with the timer part.

The java.util.concurrent package contains a number of classes and interfaces
you can use for this, notably Executor, ExecutorService and Future. Also, go
to java.sun.com and read the concurrent programming tutorials.

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marcelomorales.name@gmail.com - 12 Dec 2007 12:11 GMT

> Hi all
> I'm new to java, and want to write a program.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> Now would you please write some skeleton of these two
> classes(Supervisor and thread) for me?

Isnt't java.util.concurrent usefull?

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