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32     The previous lesson showed you how to define a class that manages thread pools and the tasks
33     that run on them. This lesson shows you how to run a task on a thread pool. To do this,
34     you add the task to the pool's work queue. When a thread becomes available, the
36     thread.
41     time, you can cancel the thread the task is running on. For example, if you are downloading
48     To start a task object on a thread in a particular thread pool, pass the
50     ThreadPoolExecutor.execute()}. This call adds the task to the thread pool's work queue. When an
51     idle thread becomes available, the manager takes the task that has been waiting the longest and
52     runs it on the thread:
72     thread, it automatically calls the object's {@link java.lang.Runnable#run run()} method.
76     To stop a task, you need to interrupt the task's thread. To prepare to do this, you need to
77     store a handle to the task's thread when you create the task. For example:
94     To interrupt a thread, call {@link java.lang.Thread#interrupt Thread.interrupt()}. Notice that
96     your app's process. For this reason, you need to lock access on a thread before you
104          * thread pool work queue
117                 // Gets the current thread
118                 Thread thread = runnableArray[taskArrayIndex].mThread;
120                 if (null != thread) {
121                     thread.interrupt();
130     In most cases, {@link java.lang.Thread#interrupt Thread.interrupt()} stops the thread