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java - Hashmap concurrency issue

I have a Hashmap that, for speed reasons, I would like to not require locking on. Will updating it and accessing it at the same time cause any issues, assuming I don't mind stale data?

My accesses are gets, not iterating through it, and deletes are part of the updates.

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Yes, it will cause major problems. One example is what could happen when adding a value to the hash map: this can cause a rehash of the table, and if that occurs while another thread is iterating over a collision list (a hash table "bucket"), that thread could erroneously fail to find a key that exists in the map. HashMap is explicitly unsafe for concurrent use.

Use ConcurrentHashMap instead.


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