Is there a timeout for threads waiting for a synchronized method in Java?

Question

Is there a default timeout for threads waiting for a synchronized method in Java? Some threads in my application do not terminate as expected. Is there anyway to check if threads died as a result of timeouts?

Answer 1

JLS does not specify a timeout for partitions synchronized. He just mentions

While the execution thread owns the lock, no other thread can get the lock.

Answer 2

You can set a timeout in the join () method to make sure you are not waiting forever.

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Answer 5

I suggest you use kill -3 to see the dump of the thread, and then see what the problem threads are.