BooleanLock Class

	Appendix A - The Thread API
	Java Thread Programming
	Paul Hyde

Copyright 1999 Sams Publishing

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Deprecated Methods

The methods in this section have been deprecated and should only be used if absolutely necessary. Alternatives for stop() , suspend() , and resume() are presented in Chapter 5 .

countStackFrames()

public native int countStackFrames()

Deprecated! Counts the number of stack frames for a suspended thread.

resume()

public final void resume() throws SecurityException

Deprecated! Allows this thread to resume execution after being suspended. Throws a SecurityException if the current thread is not permitted to access this thread. Related method: suspend() . See Chapter 5 for more information.

stop()

public final void stop() throws SecurityException

Deprecated! Causes this thread to stop what it is doing and throw a ThreadDeath (subclass of Error ). Throws a SecurityException if the current thread is not permitted to modify this thread. Related methods: start() , suspend() , resume() . See Chapter 5 for more information.

stop(Throwable)

public final synchronized void stop(Throwable except)

        throws SecurityException

Deprecated! Causes this thread to stop what it is doing and throw the Throwable object except . Throws a SecurityException if the current thread is not permitted to modify this thread. Related methods: stop() , start() , suspend() , resume() . See Chapter 5 for more information.

suspend()

public final void suspend() throws SecurityException

Deprecated! Causes this thread to temporarily stop execution until the resume() method is invoked. Throws a SecurityException if the current thread is not permitted to modify this thread. Related methods: resume() , stop() . See Chapter 5 for more information.

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