List of wrapWithContext() Examples

Examples of wrapWithContext()

org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()
Wrap the provided runnable with execution context that was previously stored. We expect the resulting runnable to be dispatched by a thread pool or other worker, and the wrapper ensures that the correct execution context will be applied.

Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

            
            // Wrap the invoker worker with the correct context, if needed.
            Runnable work = worker;
            ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(context);
            if(contextMgr != null) {
              work = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(work, invoker.getContext());
            }
            
            threadPool.execute(work);
          
            //adding the workId to the lock after assigning it to a thread makes sure

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

        
        // Wrap the invoker worker with the correct context, if needed.
        Runnable work = worker;
        ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(context);
        if(contextMgr != null) {
          work = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(work, bean.getContext());
        }
        threadPool.execute(work);
        
        //adding the workId to the lock after assigning it to a thread makes sure 
        //that all the workIds in the Lock are handled by threads.

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

            
            // Wrap the invoker worker with the correct context, if needed.
            Runnable work = worker;
            ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(ctx);
            if(contextMgr != null) {
              work = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(work, invoker.getContext());
            }
            
            // Setup the lock for the new worker
            worker.getLock().addWork(workId, worker);
            ctx.getThreadPool().execute(work);

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

        
        // Wrap the invoker worker with the correct context, if needed.
        Runnable work = worker;
        ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(context);
        if(contextMgr != null) {
          work = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(work, bean.getContext());
        }
        try {
          // Set the lock up before we start the thread, but roll it back
          // if we hit any problems
          if(worker.getLock().addWork(workId, worker))

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

            };


            // Wrap the work with the correct context, if needed.
            ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(configurationContext);
            if(contextMgr != null) {
              work = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(work, nextBean.getContext());
            }


            // Finally do the work
            work.run();

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.context.ContextManager.wrapWithContext()

            nextWorker.setWorkId(workId);


            // Wrap the invoker worker with the correct context, if needed.
            ContextManager contextMgr = SandeshaUtil.getContextManager(configurationContext);
            if(contextMgr != null) {
              nextRunnable = contextMgr.wrapWithContext(nextWorker, nextBean.getContext());
            } else {
              nextRunnable = nextWorker;
            }
          }
        }

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