Java Deadlock

How to avoid deadlock in Java?

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Sandhya.Kishan

  • Aug 1st, 2012
 

A deadlock occurs when one thread has the control for A and tries to get the control for B while another thread has the control for B and tries to get the control for A. Each will wait forever for the other and hence give up a lock. One trick is to always access resources in the same order. If thread 1 tries to get A then B and thread 2 tries to get A then B theyll eventually get what they need and complete. This solution might help in small subsystems.

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