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Hi Gao,

the stop() method causes that thread to terminate by throwing an exception. But to
provide a clean thread shutdown, you have to give to the thread the opportunity to
cleanup its resources. Like:

    public void run() {
        try {
            //***do what you want
        }
        catch( ThreadDeath td ) {
            //***cleanup all the resources: close the streams, socket, etc...
            //***don't forget to rethrow the exception catched
            throw td ;
        }
        catch( .... ) { //***catch the other exceptions... for example IOException
if you use a FileStream in the try block...
            ...
        }
    }

The destroy() method terminate thread immediately, without cleanup ( without
throwing exception ).

Hope it'll help...

        ...Yagiz...

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