Re: Problem with java.io.File and Multi - Threads


"Vishal" <vdedaniya@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1141705063.585423.224600@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Roeby,

removeFiles() is user define function name, which is internally calling
File.delete() method only.

No, i am not deleting an already deleted file.

No, each threads has diff files, so there is no questions of locking
and all.

Thanks for your reply.... but i got solution for these issues.

When i called System.gc() before deleting any files then its working
fine for me. I don't know the logical reason but now its working fine
for me. ;)

"I don't know why, but it's working now, so let's ignore it" is an okay strategy for single threaded programs, but can lead to big problems for multithreaded programs. I advise you to investigate further.

- Oliver

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