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classes design for Multithreading situation
I want to send email to 10000(or more ) people from my Java program . To make it efficient , i would like to use MultiThreading. Can some suggest me any efficient class structure(only for threads) to achieve the purpose. (Ofcourse, i am not expecting the java code on sending emails , but the class structure for this and the threads code in those classses).
Re: classes design for Multithreading situation
What have you tried?
This is not something that somebody else can just do for you- it depends entirely on your existing code, what exactly you're doing, how you're doing it, what libraries you're using, whether it's a gui, command line, or server application, etc. As asked, this question doesn't make a lot of sense.
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