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| java.lang.Object
 org.jicarilla.lang.AbstractActive
org.jicarilla.lang.AbstractExecutable
org.jicarilla.lang.AbstractAsyncEnabled
| Field Summary | |
| final protected Channel | m_incoming
The recipient of incoming calls. |
| Method Summary | |
| protected void | doHandle(Invocation invocation)
This method will be called from the worker thread and you should
implement whatever behaviour neccessary to complete the invocation. | | protected void | doHandleException(Invocation invocation)
This method is called by the default doHandle() implementation if an
exception occurs making the invocation. | | protected Object | getImmediateResult(Invocation invocation)
Override this to specify what the handle() method should return after
enqueuing an invocation. | | public Object | handle(Invocation invocation)
Enqueue the invocation on the asynchronous call stack. | | protected void | work()
Implements the
super#work() superclass method by dequeuing an
invocation (possibly blocking until one is added to the queue), then
feeding it to the
AbstractAsyncEnabled.doHandle(Invocation) method. |
| m_incoming | | final protected Channel m_incoming(Code) | | The recipient of incoming calls.
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| AbstractAsyncEnabled | | public AbstractAsyncEnabled(Executor executor)(Code) | | Create an instance using a custom executor.
Parameters:
executor - the Executor that will be used inAbstractExecutable to do the work |
| AbstractAsyncEnabled | | public AbstractAsyncEnabled(Executor executor, ExceptionListener listener)(Code) | | Create an instance using a custom executor and an exception listener.
Parameters:
executor - the Executor that will be used inAbstractExecutable to do the work
Parameters:
listener - the listener that will be notified of any abnomralproblems occuring during the calls to AbstractAsyncEnabled.work(). Note thatany exceptions resulting from applying an Invocationare not sent to this listener. |
| doHandle | | protected void doHandle(Invocation invocation)(Code) | | This method will be called from the worker thread and you should
implement whatever behaviour neccessary to complete the invocation. The
default implementation simply runs the invocation.
Parameters:
invocation - the invocation that has just been dequeued and shouldnow be applied or redirected somewhere else |
| doHandleException | | protected void doHandleException(Invocation invocation)(Code) | | This method is called by the default doHandle() implementation if an
exception occurs making the invocation. The default implementation
silently ignores the problem, which is arguably a bad idea, but
acceptable if subclasses never throw exceptions.
Parameters:
invocation - the invocation that was applied and caused anexception |
| getImmediateResult | | protected Object getImmediateResult(Invocation invocation)(Code) | | Override this to specify what the handle() method should return after
enqueuing an invocation. The default implementation simply returns
null.
null, but subclasses may change that behaviour
Parameters:
invocation - the invocation that has just been enqueued |
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