Java: ReentrantReadWriteLock with priority

Below is a typical template for reading and writing (many messages and several records)

  private ReadWriteLock lock = new ReentrantReadWriteLock();
  private int value;

  public void writeValue(int newValue){
       lock.writeLock().lock();
       try{
           this.value = newValue;
       }
       finally{
           lock.writeLock().unlock();
       }
  }

  public int readValue(){
       lock.readLock().lock();
       try{
           return value;
       }
       finally{
           lock.writeLock().unlock();
       }
  }

I am wondering if it is possible to have priority for the writer and the reader? For example, usually a writer can wait a very long time (maybe forever) if there is a constant reading of locks held by another thread, so it is possible to have a writer with a higher priority, so whenever a writer arrives, it can be considered its high priority ( skip line), something like this.