Comment on Tutorial - Transient vs Volatile modifiers in Java By Reema sen

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Comment Added at : 2010-01-13 23:02:11

Comment on Tutorial : Transient vs Volatile modifiers in Java By Reema sen

You should consider using different threads that are not instantiated from the same class, but different classes.  The volatile keyword does not work.  The only workaround is to use another moitor class.  I will try to sync and see if thqat will help.

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