What is the difference between sleep(), suspend() and wait() ?
Thread.sleep() takes the current thread to a
"Not Runnable" state for specified amount of time. The thread holds
the monitors it has acquired. For example, if a thread is running a
synchronized block or method and sleep method is called then no other thread
will be able to enter this block or method. The sleeping thread can wake up
when some other thread calls t.interrupt on it. Note that sleep is a static
method, that means it always affects the current thread (the one executing
sleep method). A common mistake is trying to call t2.sleep() where t2 is a
different thread; even then, it is the current thread that will sleep, not the
t2 thread. thread.suspend() is deprecated method. Its possible to send other
threads into suspended state by making a suspend method call. In suspended
state a thread keeps all its monitors and can not be interrupted. This may
cause deadlocks therefore it has been deprecated. object.wait() call also takes
the current thread into a "Not Runnable" state, just like sleep(),
but with a slight change. Wait method is invoked on a lock object, not thread.
What are the alternatives to Serialization? If Serialization is
not used, is it possible to persist or transfer an object using any other
approach?
In case, Serialization is not used, Java objects can
be serialized by many ways, some of the popular methods are listed below:
·
Saving object state to database, this is
most common technique used by most applications. You can use ORM tools (e.g.
hibernate) to save the objects in a database and read them from the database.
·
Xml based data transfer is another
popular mechanism, and a lot of XML based web services use this mechanism to
transfer data over network. Also a lot of tools save XML files to persist
data/configurations.
·
JSON Data Transfer - is recently popular
data transfer format. A lot of web services are being developed in JSON due to
its small footprint and inherent integration with web browser due to JavaScript
format.
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