Java sleep 替换,Java中的Thread.Sleep替代

I've been told that using Thread.Sleep() is a bad solution at times that one would want to make some time interval within a loop of actions in a synchronized method.

On the other hand, I have two different threads which are active throughout the running time of my program and also one shared object and when I use Object.wait(long) in that shared object, it causes my GUI to freeze for some time.

what would be a better solution for this problem?

Update

This portion of the code is including one of the threads which is starting in GUI:class temperatureUp extends Thread

{

@Override

public void run()

{

while(true)

{

try

{

GBC.increaseTemp();

updateSystemStatus();

}

catch(Exception ex)

{

StringWriter w = new StringWriter();

ex.printStackTrace(new PrintWriter(w));

txtLog.setText(w + "\n" + txtLog.getText());

}

}

}

};

and this is the synchronized method in shared object, GBC:

public synchronized void increaseTemp() throws InterruptedException{

// don't increase the temperature if the boiler

// is not turned on...

while (!isBoilerOn)

wait();

// increase the current temperature

if ((currentTemp + 1) < MAX_TEMP && currentTemp < desiredTemp) {

Thread.sleep(2000); ///what should put here if not thread sleep?

currentTemp ++;

updateGasBoilerStatus();

}

}

解决方案

Don't sleep inside the synchronized method! Don't wait in GUI event handlers/methods!

Split up the sychronized actions so that the Sleep() call is not called in the GUI thread context.

Maybe use use InvokeLater() for the second bit.