Java Timer: Timer

Projects often encounter tasks that need to be timed, such as orders, and the order status changes when the user does not operate the order within a specified time period.

So in this case, we'll use the timer.

Example:

1 ImportJava.util.Timer;2 3 4 /**5 * Java Timer6  * @authorAdministrator7  *8  */9  Public classTimetasktest {Ten      Public Static voidMain (string[] args) { OneTimer timer =NewTimer (); ASystem.out.println ("Start Execution"); -Timer.schedule (NewTest (), 10 * 1000); -SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Ah hehe"); the     } -      -}

Instantiate a Timer and call the schedule method
There are four overloaded methods of schedule:

Take a second example

Timer.schedule (New Test (), 10 * 1000);

The first parameter is the task to be performed, the second parameter is the time of the millisecond, for example, 10 seconds is 10*1000;

adjourned

Java Timer: Timer