JConsole for debugging deadlocks in Java

This is another debugging concurrency issues tutorial following on Debugging Java thread-safety, multi-threading, or concurrency issues tutorial. Step 1: Java code that creates a dead lock situation by a) thread-0 holding on to lock1 and waiting for the lock2, b)…

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