Examples of ca.eandb.jdcp.worker.policy.CourtesyMonitor

ca.eandb.jdcp.worker.policy.CourtesyMonitor
An object that decides whether tasks should be running (and hence using the CPU) right now. Whether or not tasks should be running is up to the concrete class, and may depend on factors such as whether this machine is on battery power, whether there has been keyboard or mouse activity recently, etc. @author Brad Kimmel

            username.equals("") ? "guest" : username,
            password, RECONNECT_INTERVAL);
      }
    };


    CourtesyMonitor courtesyMonitor;
    if (!courtesyCommand.equals("")) {
      logger.info("Initializing courtesy monitor");
      if (courtesyPollingInterval == 0) {
        courtesyPollingInterval = DEFAULT_COURTESY_POLLING_INTERVAL;
      }

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      progressPanel.clear();
    }


    setStatus("Starting worker...");


    CourtesyMonitor courtesyMonitor = (powerMonitor != null) ? powerMonitor
        : new UnconditionalCourtesyMonitor();
    ThreadFactory threadFactory = new BackgroundThreadFactory();
    worker = new ThreadServiceWorker(serviceFactory, threadFactory,
        getProgressPanel(), courtesyMonitor);
    worker.setMaxWorkers(options.numberOfCpus);

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