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  1. It is because you are within a static method, which means the method is executing on the class instance and not the object instance. wait and notify are instance methods.
    stackoverflow.com/questions/15281566/​method-wait-and... - Cached
  2. Can I use wait() and notifyAll() in a static method ?? These are non-static methods of the Object class. Since static methods can\'t call non-static
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  3. Wait notifyAll both are the methods of the object class. notify is used to notify only the first waiting thread. ... you should probably not be using static methods.
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  4. public static void main(String ... why r there these methods in Object class not ... Really helpful in understanding the functionality & usage of wait(), notify() and ...
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  5. What happens when you call notifyAll method on an object that is not waiting? ... Method wait() and notifyAll() is not static. 0. Java wait and notifyAll: ...
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  6. < DIV class=abstr>The only reason to have wait/notify/notifyAll methods on ... Most of the time it\'s not helpuful to see the wait/wait ... static synchronized method: ...
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