java.util.concurrent package is to enable developers write better concurrent Java applications. This concurrent package includes some additions to the Java Collections Framework. These are called as Java Concurrent Collections.
I have been writing a tutorial series about those classes in the past few weeks. This article is a summary and index of those Java concurrent collection classes. Those collections classes can be classified as Queue
based and Map
based.
BlockingQueue
– an interface that is at the base of all Queue
based concurrent collections. While adding an element to a BlockingQueue
, if there is no space it can wait till it becomes available and when retrieving, it will wait till an element is available if it is empty.ArrayBlockingQueue
– a blocking queue class based on bounded Java Array. Once instantiated, cannot be resized.SynchronousQueue
– a blocking queue class with capacity of zero always.PriorityBlockingQueue
– a priority queue based blocking queue. It is an unbounded concurrent collection.LinkedBlockingQueue
– an optionally bounded Java concurrent collection. Orders elements based on FIFO order.DelayQueue
– a queue where only delay expired elements can be taken out. Its an unbounded concurrent collection.BlockingDeque
– an interface that extends BlockingQueue
and adds the operations of Deque
.LinkedBlockingDeque
– an implementation class of BlockingDequeue
.TransferQueue
– a Java concurrent collection interface that extends BlockingQueue and adds method where the producer will wait for the consumer to receive elements.LinkedTransferQueue
– an implementation class of TransferQueue
.ConcurrentMap
– a Java concurrent collection interface and a type of Map which provides thread safety and atomicity guarantees.ConcurrentHashMap
– an implementation class of ConcurrentMap.ConcurrentNavigableMap
– a Java concurrent collection interface that extends ConcurrentMap
and adds operations of NavigableMap.ConcurrentSkipListMap
– an implementation class of ConcurrentNavigableMap.Comments are closed for "Java Concurrent Collections".
In which version concurrent framework got added?