Posted By:
Edward_Harned
Posted On:
Monday, January 30, 2006 11:35 AM
Thread safety refers to the simple example of not letting thread "A" step on the work of thread "B".
The way you accomplish this is to have each thread either use synchronization (see the synchronization keyword), use locks (see java.util.concurrent.locks) or use atomic primatives (see java.util concurrent.atomic.)