Java multi-thread 12 design patterns, java multi-thread design patterns

Java multi-thread 12 design patterns, java multi-thread design patterns

1. Single Threaded Execution Pattern (Single-thread Execution Mode)

2. Immutable Pattern (Immutable Mode)

3. Guarded Suspension Pattern (Defense pause Mode)

4. Balking Pattern (stop mode, stop mode)

5. Producer-Consumer Pattern (Producer-Consumer Mode)

6. Read-Write Lock Pattern (Read-Write Lock mode)

7. Thread-Per-Message Pattern (one Thread mode for each Message)

8. Worker Thread Pattern (Worker Thread mode), also known as Background Thread (Background Thread)

9. Future Pattern

10. Two-Phase Termination Pattern (Two-Phase Termination Mode)

11. Thread-Specific Storage Pattern (dedicated Thread Storage mode for memory space provided by each Thread)

12. Active Object Pattern

The above is a common design pattern in java multi-threaded programming.

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