Edward Hinchliffe wrote:
> Thanks mark for the speedy response as always.
>
> Thread 1 is listening for messages (in xml format) on a TCP socket and
> is sending the string over to thread 2.
OK, so thread 1 is blocking on network I/O, so that makes sense.
> Thread 2 will parse the message
> into
Thanks mark for the speedy response as always.
Thread 1 is listening for messages (in xml format) on a TCP socket and is
sending the string over to thread 2. Thread 2 will parse the message into an
object and interpret it. Thread 2 can also accept message objects and build
an xml string, which it'
redders wrote:
> Currently I have two threads, other than the UI thread, which need to
> communicate with each other.
Why?
> Thread one needs to be able to send
> messages directly to thread two, and vice versa.
Why?
> At the minute, my code looks like this:
>
> runnable1 = new myRunnable();
Hi Everyone,
Currently I have two threads, other than the UI thread, which need to
communicate with each other. Thread one needs to be able to send
messages directly to thread two, and vice versa. What is the best way
to implement this?
At the minute, my code looks like this:
runnable1 = new myR
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