Examples of org.mule.util.monitor.ExpiryMonitor

org.mule.util.monitor.ExpiryMonitor
ExpiryMonitor can monitor objects beased on an expiry time and can invoke a callback method once the object time has expired. If the object does expire it is removed from this monitor.

        // Use connector's classloader so that other temporary classloaders
        // aren't used when things are started lazily or from elsewhere.
        final String monitorName = String.format("%s%s.socket",
                                                 ThreadNameHelper.getPrefix(muleContext),
                                                 getName());
        keepAliveMonitor = new ExpiryMonitor(monitorName, 1000, this.getClass().getClassLoader(), muleContext, false);
    }

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        public static final long DELAY_TIME = 10;


        public ExpiringGroupMonitoringThread()
        {
            super(name, DELAY_TIME);
            this.expiryMonitor = new ExpiryMonitor(name, 1000 * 60, muleContext, true);
            // clean up every 30 minutes
            this.expiryMonitor.addExpirable(1000 * 60 * 30, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, this);
        }

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