Examples of plugins.Freetalk.tasks.PersistentTask

plugins.Freetalk.tasks.PersistentTask

A PersistentTask is a user notification which is stored in the database as long as it is valid. It has stored: - A time after which the process() function of the task shall be called. - A time after which it shall be displayed to the user on the web interface, this can be updated by process(). - A time after which it should be deleted, this can be updated by process(). An example for a task is: For each OwnIdentity, there should be a {@link WoTIntroduceIdentityTask} which tells theuser to solve introduction puzzles if the identity is not published in enough trust lists. @author xor (xor@freenetproject.org)

      addFreetalkContext(newIdentity);
    } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
      
    PersistentTask introductionTask = new IntroduceIdentityTask((WoTOwnIdentity)newIdentity);
    mFreetalk.getTaskManager().storeTaskWithoutCommit(introductionTask);
    
    doNewOwnIdentityCallbacks(newIdentity);
    onShouldFetchStateChanged(newIdentity, false, true);
  }

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