Examples of com.linkedin.parseq.internal.SerialExecutor$ExecutorLoop

com.linkedin.parseq.internal.SerialExecutor

An executor that provides the following guarantees:

1. Only one task may be executed at a time 2. The completion of a task happens-before the execution of the next task

For more on the happens-before constraint see the {@code java.util.concurrent}package documentation.

It is possible for the underlying executor to throw an exception signaling that it is not able to accept new work. For example, this can occur with an executor that has a bounded queue size and an {@link java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.AbortPolicy}. If this occurs the executor will run the {@code rejectionHandler} to signal this failureto a layer that can more appropriate handle this event. @author Chris Pettitt (cpettitt@linkedin.com)

    } while (!_stateRef.compareAndSet(currState, newState));


    final long planId = NEXT_PLAN_ID.getAndIncrement();
    final Logger planLogger = _loggerFactory.getLogger(LOGGER_BASE + ":planClass=" + task.getClass().getName());
    final TaskLogger taskLogger = new TaskLogger(task, _allLogger, _rootLogger, planLogger);
    final Executor taskExecutor = new SerialExecutor(_taskExecutor, new CancelPlanRejectionHandler(task));
    new ContextImpl(new PlanContext(planId, this, taskExecutor, _timerExecutor, taskLogger), task).runTask();


    InternalUtil.unwildcardTask(task).addListener(_taskDoneListener);
  }

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