Summary
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| Copyright 1999 Sams Publishing |
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| Deprecated Methods |
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| The methods in this section have been deprecated and should only be used if absolutely necessary. |
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| allowThreadSuspension(boolean) |
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| public boolean allowThreadSuspension(boolean newState) |
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| Deprecated! Behavior has never been fully specified. |
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| resume() |
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| public final void resume() throws SecurityException |
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| Deprecated! Resumes all the threads in this thread group (and its subgroups). A SecurityException will be thrown if the current thread does not have access permission. Related method: suspend() . See Chapter 10 for more information. |
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| stop() |
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| public final void stop() throws SecurityException |
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| Deprecated! Stops all the threads in this thread group (and its subgroups). A SecurityException will be thrown if the current thread does not have access permission. Related methods: suspend() and resume() . See Chapter 10 for more information. |
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| suspend() |
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| public final void suspend() throws SecurityException |
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| Deprecated! Suspends all the threads in this thread group (and its subgroups). A SecurityException will be thrown if the current thread does not have access permission. Related method: resume() . See Chapter 10 for more information. |
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