Execute the following code with Concurrency preliminary test release 1
and see the result. remove() method doesn't remove the given element.

This is only a backlog bug and added to bugtraq just for tracking purpose.
It has been fixed.

//If the array ArrayBlockingQueue size is 3, then remove() method of the queue
//doesn't remove the given element. But if the array size is 4, it works correctly.
ArrayBlockingQueue < String > queue = new ArrayBlockingQueue < String> (3);
// Code doesn't works if used above constructor.

//ArrayBlockingQueue < String > queue = new ArrayBlockingQueue < String> (4);
// Code works if used above constructor.

queue.add("str1");
queue.add("str2");
queue.add("str3");

System.out.println("status = " + queue.remove(queue.peek()));

System.out.println(queue.toString());