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What happens when a FixedThreadPool is full?
Track: Java
Topic: Java Threading
Focus: ExecutorService
Java: ExecutorService
Answer
Tasks are queued until a thread becomes available.
In a FixedThreadPool, if all threads are busy, additional tasks are placed in a queue. Tasks wait in the queue until a thread finishes its current task and becomes available to execute the next one. This ensures task management even under high load, like processing orders during a flash sale.
In a FixedThreadPool, if all threads are busy, additional tasks are placed in a queue. Tasks wait in the queue until a thread finishes its current task and becomes available to execute the next one. This ensures task management even under high load, like processing orders during a flash sale.
Topics: ExecutorService Java Java Threading