On 4 May 2012 14:45, Adriano B. Godinho <adri...@godinho.eng.br> wrote:
> You can instantiate your singleton instance in a static method:
>
> class C{
>
> private static C mInstance = null;
>
> public static C getInstance() throws YourException {
> if (mInstance == null ) {
> mInstance = new C(); //it throws YourException
> }
>
> return mInstance;
> }
>
> }
...which changes the original code from eager initialisation to lazy
initialisation (not a bad thing per se and optimisation is some
circumstances), but it remains not thread safe.
--
Daniel Drozdzewski
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