Hi Lahiru,
I would go for option 1 (Concurrent Framework) as it gives much more
control to the programmer
e.g.
1. Thread pooling, how many threads can be active etc,
2. Better blocking mechanism than Trhead.join(), which blocks the caller
thread. We can make things totally asynchronous by creating
Hi Lahiru,
Working with the Thread class can be very tedious and error-prone. The
executor framework has protection against crashed runnables and
automatically re-create worker threads . On the other hand, as Ruwan has
mentioned, it gives much more control to the programmer. therefore going
with
Hi All,
The BPS we can define to call a methods simultaneously within the workflow.
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Same thing can be done using the java threads. There are two implementation
available to tackle this problem.
1). Using java Executor interface[1]
2). Using runnable interface[2]
[1]
