Java in a Nutshell, 5th Edition [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

An instance of this interface is an
object that creates Thread objects to run
Runnable objects. You might define a
THReadFactory if you want to set the priority,
name, or ThreadGroup of the threads used by a
ThreadPoolExecutor, for example. A number of the
factory methods of the Executors utility class
rely on THReadPoolExecutor and accept a
ThreadFactory argument.

public interface

ThreadFactory {
// Public Instance Methods
Thread

newThread (Runnable

r );
}

Passed To

Executors.{newCachedThreadPool( ),
newFixedThreadPool( ),
newScheduledThreadPool( ),
newSingleThreadExecutor( ),
newSingleThreadScheduledExecutor( )},
ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor(
), ThreadPoolExecutor.{setThreadFactory(
), ThreadPoolExecutor( )}

Returned By

Executors.{defaultThreadFactory( ),
privilegedThreadFactory( )},
ThreadPoolExecutor.getThreadFactory( )