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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T22:46:09+00:00 2026-05-16T22:46:09+00:00

I have a method and a thread which I’d like to run in the

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I have a method and a thread which I’d like to run in the following order: First the method should do something with an object, and then the thread should do something with the object. They share the same object. I have to synchronize them, but I am just meeting with Threads. How can I do that?

private synchronized method()
{
//do something with an object (a field)
}

Runnable ObjectUpdater = new Runnable()
{
//do something with the object after the method has finished 
} 

My code, that somehow manages to freeze my Main thread (where the method is)
My thread code:

private Runnable something = new Runnable(){
synchronized (this){
while (flag == false)
{ try {wait();)
catch (IntExc ie) {e.printStackTrace...}
}
//here it does its thing
}
setFlag(false);
}
My method code (part of the main thread)
private void Method()
{
//do its thing
setFlag(true); 
notifyAll();
}
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    2026-05-16T22:46:10+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 10:46 pm

    To me that is simple questions

    ” you said that I do not know which is
    going to access the object first – the
    separate ObjectUpdater thread, or the
    main thread (with the method). If the
    separate thread accesses it before the
    main thread, that is bad and I don’t
    want this to happen”

    if you want the main thread method to call first then the objectUpdater thread , have a flag to know whether the method is visited first by main thread ,if it is updater then call wait to this thread , once main finishes it call notify which will run separator thread,
    to know which thread is main thread or updater thread , set a name to the thread while creating it. and get the name as Thread.currentThread().getName().

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