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Three ways to end a thread in java
The three methods are: use the stop() method (no longer recommended); use the interrupt() method to send an interrupt signal; use the join() method to let the main thread wait for the target thread to complete. If you want to know more about ending threads in Java, you can read the articles below this topic.
How to force end thread in javaIn Java, you can use the Thread.stop() method to forcefully end a thread. However, this method is not recommended as it may cause data corruption or resource leaks. A more appropriate method is to use the Thread.interrupt() method, set the interrupt flag to instruct the thread to stop running, and the thread will terminate itself at a convenient time.
How to optimize the speed of Java serialization?Tips for optimizing Java serialization speed include: Choosing an appropriate serializer (such as SerializationProxy). Use the transient keyword to mark fields that should not be serialized. Avoid writing nullable fields (such as privateStringname=""). Avoid circular dependencies (e.g. classA{...classB{...newA();}...}). For complex classes, consider using custom serialization.
What are the application scenarios of Java Servlet?JavaServlet can be used for: 1. Dynamic content generation; 2. Data access and processing; 3. Form processing; 4. File upload; 5. Session management; 6. Filter. Example: Create a FormSubmitServlet to handle form submission, taking name and email as parameters, and redirecting to success.jsp.
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