Package java.util.concurrent

Examples of java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.submit()


          } catch (InterruptedException ie) { }
        }
      });
    }
    // First, add two threads and make sure the pool size follows
    pool.submit(threads.get(0));
    assertEquals(1, pool.getPoolSize());
    pool.submit(threads.get(1));
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Next, terminate those threads and then make sure the pool is still the
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      });
    }
    // First, add two threads and make sure the pool size follows
    pool.submit(threads.get(0));
    assertEquals(1, pool.getPoolSize());
    pool.submit(threads.get(1));
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Next, terminate those threads and then make sure the pool is still the
    // same size
    queue.put(new Object());
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    threads.get(1).join();
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Now let's simulate adding a RS meaning that we'll go up to three
    // concurrent threads. The pool should not grow larger than three.
    pool.submit(threads.get(2));
    pool.submit(threads.get(3));
    pool.submit(threads.get(4));
    assertEquals(3, pool.getPoolSize());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
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    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Now let's simulate adding a RS meaning that we'll go up to three
    // concurrent threads. The pool should not grow larger than three.
    pool.submit(threads.get(2));
    pool.submit(threads.get(3));
    pool.submit(threads.get(4));
    assertEquals(3, pool.getPoolSize());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
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    // Now let's simulate adding a RS meaning that we'll go up to three
    // concurrent threads. The pool should not grow larger than three.
    pool.submit(threads.get(2));
    pool.submit(threads.get(3));
    pool.submit(threads.get(4));
    assertEquals(3, pool.getPoolSize());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
  }
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     // Split each store file.
    for (StoreFile sf: hstoreFilesToSplit) {
      //splitStoreFile(sf, splitdir);
      StoreFileSplitter sfs = new StoreFileSplitter(sf, splitdir);
      futures.add(threadPool.submit(sfs));
    }
    // Shutdown the pool
    threadPool.shutdown();

    // Wait for all the tasks to finish
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          } catch (InterruptedException ie) { }
        }
      });
    }
    // First, add two threads and make sure the pool size follows
    pool.submit(threads.get(0));
    assertEquals(1, pool.getPoolSize());
    pool.submit(threads.get(1));
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Next, terminate those threads and then make sure the pool is still the
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      });
    }
    // First, add two threads and make sure the pool size follows
    pool.submit(threads.get(0));
    assertEquals(1, pool.getPoolSize());
    pool.submit(threads.get(1));
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Next, terminate those threads and then make sure the pool is still the
    // same size
    queue.put(new Object());
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    threads.get(1).join();
    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Now let's simulate adding a RS meaning that we'll go up to three
    // concurrent threads. The pool should not grow larger than three.
    pool.submit(threads.get(2));
    pool.submit(threads.get(3));
    pool.submit(threads.get(4));
    assertEquals(3, pool.getPoolSize());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
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    assertEquals(2, pool.getPoolSize());

    // Now let's simulate adding a RS meaning that we'll go up to three
    // concurrent threads. The pool should not grow larger than three.
    pool.submit(threads.get(2));
    pool.submit(threads.get(3));
    pool.submit(threads.get(4));
    assertEquals(3, pool.getPoolSize());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
    queue.put(new Object());
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