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When dealing with data sets retrieved from a database, if we want them ordered, we usually will want to order them right in the SQL, rather than order them after retrieval. Our database will typically be more efficient due to available processing power, potential use of available indexes and overall algorithm efficiency in modern RDBMSes. … Read more
As discussed in Part 3, the thread pools introduced in Java 1.5 provided core support that was quickly a favourite of many java developers. Internally, the implementations make smart use of another concurrency feature introduced in java 1.5 – Blocking Queues. Queue First, a brief review of what a standard queue is. In computer science, … Read more