Cross Reference: /openjdk7/jdk/src/share/classes/com/sun/tools/jdi/EventSetImpl.java

Lines Matching defs:thread
36  * An EventSet is normally created by the transport reader thread when
40  * which should not be done by the transport reader thread.  Instead,
171         private ThreadReference thread;
174                           int requestID, ThreadReference thread) {
176             this.thread = thread;
179         public ThreadReference thread() {
180             return thread;
184             return eventName() + " in thread " + thread.name();
194                            ThreadReference thread, Location location) {
195             super(evt, requestID, thread);
213                    " in thread " + thread().name();
220             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
230             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
241             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
254             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
258             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
281             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
300             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
320             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
344             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
367             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread);
410             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location);
431             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread);
442             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread);
453             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread);
493                             ThreadReference thread, Location location,
496             super(evt, requestID, thread, location);
526             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location,
541             super(evt, evt.requestID, evt.thread, evt.location,
556      * Events are constructed on the thread which reads all data from the
599      * an event handler thread.  It upacks the JDWP events inside
640                     // save the thread if there is one since we might
645                         fix6485605 = ((ThreadedEventImpl)evt).thread();
791                 return ((ThreadedEventImpl)event).thread();
803                 ThreadReference thread = eventThread();
804                 if (thread == null) {
807                 thread.resume();