Could it be that this != this because one method works on a hivemind
proxy and the other one on the unproxied core implementation?
Achim
John Coleman wrote:
Hi,
Any ideas if it could be HiveMind stopping this wait/notify code running?
public void dispatchEvent(EventObject event) {
events.add(event);
System.out.println("dispatch event..." + event);
synchronized (this) {
notify(); // break wait state
}
System.out.println("notified");
}
// a loop to dispatch events to the correct type of listeners
public void run() {
// loop handling all events until stop is true
do {
try {
// wait for some event notifications
synchronized (this) {
wait();
}....
If I do wait(10) then code works fine, but the sync blocks don't seem
effective. If I directly instantiate the classes w/o HM, then code works!
John
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