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usually <br />
Thread.sleep(long);<br />
is enough :)
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&gt; I would like to use an equivalent of the wait(long) method used by threads but it is a servlet<br />
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btw. your questions shows that you do not have the slightest idea what wait() / notify() are designed for. take a look at some tutorial on Java synchronization.
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> I would like to use an equivalent of the wait(long) method used by threads but it is a servlet

btw. your questions shows that you do not have the slightest idea what wait() / notify() are designed for. take a look at some tutorial on Java synchronization.

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I would like to use an equivalent of the wait(long) method used by threads but it is a servlet. &nbsp;I don't really want to create a thread just for this since it brings in all the servlet/thread problems.<br />
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Do anyone know of a reliable method for sleeping/waiting for a given number of millimeconds?<br />
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Thanks.
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I would like to use an equivalent of the wait(long) method used by threads but it is a servlet.  I don't really want to create a thread just for this since it brings in all the servlet/thread problems.

Do anyone know of a reliable method for sleeping/waiting for a given number of millimeconds?

Thanks.

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