Bug 1213 - RecursiveThreadGroupLockImpl01Unfairish.unlock() always interrupts original-owner, even if not waiting at unlock() RecursiveThreadGroupLockImpl01Unfairish.unlock(): An interrupt() is always issued from group members on the original owner. This shall only happen, if the original owner is waiting within unlock() for all group members to be unlocked. This extra interrupt causes side-effects, see Bug 1211. Only issue the interrupt to wake-up the original owner iff waiting within unlock! +++ RecursiveLockImpl01CompleteFair: Issue 'Thread.interrupted()' to clear a slipped interrupt call after while-loop.
Bug 1213: Expose InterruptSource, SourcedInterruptedException and InterruptedRuntimeException - InterruptSource interface declares methods to retrieve the source of a Thread.interrupt() call. - InterruptSource.Thread implements InterruptSource, i.e. allows code running within such thread to learn about the interrupt source (stack trace). - SourcedInterruptedException is a InterruptedException specialization which may include the source of the causing Thread.interrupt() call. - InterruptedRuntimeException An unchecked RuntimeException propagating an InterruptedException where handling of the latter is not desired. The causing InterruptedException may be of type SourcedInterruptedException, hence a detailed stack trace analysis might be possible.
Bug 1213: Refine changes .. comments and API - Use InterruptSource.Thread.create(..), while reducing InterruptSource.Thread ctors to 3 variants. - Use InterruptSource.Thread instead of java.lang.Thread where possible - Use SourcedInterruptedException where possible - SingletonInstanceServerSocket: start(), stop() and run() - Persistent-Wait and Cancelable - Add @since 2.3.2