I'm having an issue where I'm creating a ThreadLocal and initializing it with new ThreadLocal . The problem is, I really conceptually just want a persistent list that lasts the life of the thread, but I don't know if there's a way to initialize something per-thread in Java.
E.g. what I want is something like:
ThreadLocal static {
myThreadLocalVariable.set(new ArrayList<Whatever>());
}
So that it initializes it for every thread. I know I can do this:
private static Whatever getMyVariable() {
Whatever w = myThreadLocalVariable.get();
if(w == null) {
w = new ArrayList<Whatever>();
myThreadLocalVariable.set(w);
}
return w;
}
but I'd really rather not have to do a check on that every time it's used. Is there anything better I can do here?
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