Chris Pratt wrote:
Using Thread.wait()/Thread.notify() comes to mind.
wait() and notify() are methods of Object, and are what I'm looking for.
Thread happens to be a class object and therefore you can call
Thread.wait()/Thread.notify() but it probably won't be the
synchronization you're looking for.
I think the following patches are the right ones, but beware: while I've
confirmed this compiles, I have yet to test it.
+ protected boolean initializationComplete = false;
+ private Object lock = new Object(); // used for synchronization
public OpenSessionBackgroundProcess(String name, ActionInvocation
invocation, int threadPriority, SessionFactory factory) {
super(name, invocation, threadPriority);
sessionFactory = factory;
+ initializationComplete = true;
+ synchronized (lock) {
+ lock.notify();
+ }
}
@Override
protected void beforeInvocation() throws Exception {
+ while (!initializationComplete) {
+ try {
+ synchronized (lock) {
+ lock.wait(100);
+ }
+ } catch (InterruptedException e) {
+ // behavior ignores cause of re-awakening.
+ }
+ }
-Dale
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