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Thomas G. Marshall
Mike Schilling coughed up:
/I/ wouldn't. This discussion is about how xarax is advocating the
extension of ArrayList into something more dedicated for synchronization
reasons of his (walk up this thread a couple of posts or so), to avoid
having to externally synchronize on the class itself.
He would be aided by being able to extend a synchronized collection class.
The problem is that you can get a synchronized collection at runtime, but
they do not seem to allow you to grab one at compile time because the class
is package scope. I find that limitation a /tad/ curious.
"Thomas G. Marshall"
This is presumably the type returned by
Collections.synchronizedCollection() ? How would you want to use it
other than by calling that method?
/I/ wouldn't. This discussion is about how xarax is advocating the
extension of ArrayList into something more dedicated for synchronization
reasons of his (walk up this thread a couple of posts or so), to avoid
having to externally synchronize on the class itself.
He would be aided by being able to extend a synchronized collection class.
The problem is that you can get a synchronized collection at runtime, but
they do not seem to allow you to grab one at compile time because the class
is package scope. I find that limitation a /tad/ curious.