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   ==== Step 2
   
  -As soon as you have a jtwfg-Graph instance, you can use the jtwfg deadlock detector to find deadlocks.
  +As soon as you have a jtwfg graph instance, you can use the jtwfg deadlock detector to find deadlocks:
   
   [source,java]
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  == How to build the project
  
  If you cloned this git repository and would like to run a build on your machine, start the gradle based build using
  gradle's http://gradleware.com/registered-access?content=screencasts%2Fthe-gradle-wrapper%2F[gradlewrapper]:
  
  [source]
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  === Scenario 2: "Update the jtwfg model" as you update your domain model objects and check for deadlocks on the fly
  
  Probably you want to keep the jtwfg model objects "in sync" with your domain model objects and check for deadlocks on the fly
  as soon as you update your model objects. Probably you use various threads to update your domain model objects and the jtwfg model objects.
  
  That's fine.
  
  