com.oneandone.ejbcdiunit

Class AsynchronousManager

java.lang.Object

com.oneandone.ejbcdiunit.AsynchronousManager

@ApplicationScoped
public class AsynchronousManager
extends Object

Singleton used to store asynchronous calls which can be done later at specific times as fitting to the test.

Author:

aschoerk

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
static interface	AsynchronousManager.AsynchronousCallEndCondition Interface for Lambda used to define endcondition of call-loop

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AsynchronousManager()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addMultipleHandler(Runnable runnable) Register a Handler not called only once, so it should not get removed during call-loop.
void	addOneTimeHandler(Runnable runnable) Register a Handler only called once.
boolean	doesEnqueAsynchronousCalls() check if Asynchronous Methods may be dispatched
int	once() call all registered Runables just once.
int	oneShotOnly() call all registered Runables just once.
void	setEnqueAsynchronousCalls(boolean enqueAsynchronousCalls1) set if Asynchronous Methods should be dispatched
void	startThread() start Thread periodically calling asynchronous manager by itself, if not yet initialized,
void	stopThread() stop asynchronous handler thread.
boolean	thereAreOnces()
void	until(AsynchronousManager.AsynchronousCallEndCondition predicate) call the runnables until there are no more left or the predicate returns true.
void	untilNothingLeft() call the runnables until there are no more left this does not work when timer methods are registered.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

AsynchronousManager

public AsynchronousManager()

Method Detail

doesEnqueAsynchronousCalls

public boolean doesEnqueAsynchronousCalls()

check if Asynchronous Methods may be dispatched

Returns:

false, if Asynchronous Methods should get executed immediately, without using the AsynchronousManager.

setEnqueAsynchronousCalls

public void setEnqueAsynchronousCalls(boolean enqueAsynchronousCalls1)

set if Asynchronous Methods should be dispatched

Parameters:

enqueAsynchronousCalls1 - true, if they should be dispatched, false if they are to be executed immediately, without AsynchronousManager

startThread

public void startThread()

start Thread periodically calling asynchronous manager by itself, if not yet initialized,

stopThread

public void stopThread()

stop asynchronous handler thread.

addOneTimeHandler

public void addOneTimeHandler(Runnable runnable)

Register a Handler only called once.

Parameters:

runnable - the code to be called. After the call, The Asynchronous Manager removes all references to this.

addMultipleHandler

public void addMultipleHandler(Runnable runnable)

Register a Handler not called only once, so it should not get removed during call-loop.

Parameters:

runnable - the code to be called.

once

public int once()

call all registered Runables just once.

Returns:

number of runnables actually called

oneShotOnly

public int oneShotOnly()

call all registered Runables just once.

Returns:

number of runnables actually called

until

public void until(AsynchronousManager.AsynchronousCallEndCondition predicate)

call the runnables until there are no more left or the predicate returns true.

Parameters:

predicate - the condition, if true then end calling.

untilNothingLeft

public void untilNothingLeft()

call the runnables until there are no more left this does not work when timer methods are registered.

thereAreOnces

public boolean thereAreOnces()