volatile - small question

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I am right in thinking that if I have a class that can be accessed by
more than one thread in my application then I should mark *all*
instance variables within that class with the volatile keyword.
Also is it right that if the access to the variable is within a lock
then this is not required, since all 'memory'/caches are up to date

Thanks in advance
Nick
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