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Steven Tseng <GetYourRedOn@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Thanx for your reply.
> What my project is create a reliable ring base multicast.
> Why I want to do is everytime receiving a message from neighbor, it will
> create a specify thread for this message,
> it will sleep a while, then check is there any broken on the ring, if not,
> then it will deliver this message to upper
> layer.
>
>
> String Threadname= new String(m.MsgID);
> RrmMsgThread Threadname+Integer.toString(m.MsgID) = new RrmMsgThread();
> Threadname+Integer.toString(m.MsgID).start();
Are you want to do something like this?
when  msgid=0; create A Thread var thread0=new Thread...;
when  msgid=1; create A Thread var thread1=new Thread....;
...
If so,
But that is not the way Java compiles,
you can use single var to get serveral threads, after you create it ,put it
in a pool,
maybe a vector or hashtable or something else.
And.
The constructor of thread can use a string as the thread's name,
remember, the name of thread is not same concept with the var name of a
thread.

Have a nice day
Scott