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Threads can be nasty beasts. This is partly attributed to their delicate nature. Threads can die. If the causes of thread death are not in your code, then MutableThread<\/code> may keep your code running. This article explores a solution using an object-oriented, problem-solution method.<\/p>\n

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The first question to ask in the problem-solution method is, of course: What is the problem? The problem statement is easy to generate in existing systems since the problem generally causes the trouble. In this case, the problem is: The threads die, and the application stops running. No exception is thrown since the cause of thread death is external to the application.<\/p>\n

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