brooklyn.management
Interface ExecutionContext

All Superinterfaces:

Executor

public interface ExecutionContext
extends Executor

This is a Brooklyn extension to the Java Executor. The "context" could, for example, be an Entity so that tasks executed can be annotated as executing in that context.

Method Summary

Task<?>	getCurrentTask() Deprecated. in 0.5, use Tasks.current()
Set<Task<?>>	getTasks() Get the tasks executed through this context (returning an immutable set).
<T> Task<T>	submit(Map<?,?> properties, Callable<T> callable) See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.
Task<?>	submit(Map<?,?> properties, Runnable runnable) See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.
<T> Task<T>	submit(Map<?,?> properties, TaskAdaptable<T> task) See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.
<T> Task<T>	submit(TaskAdaptable<T> task) See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable).

Methods inherited from interface java.util.concurrent.Executor

execute

Method Detail

getCurrentTask

Task<?> getCurrentTask()

Deprecated. in 0.5, use Tasks.current()

Returns the current Task being executed by this context, or null if not currently executing a task.

getTasks

Set<Task<?>> getTasks()

Get the tasks executed through this context (returning an immutable set).

submit

Task<?> submit(Map<?,?> properties,
               Runnable runnable)

See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.

submit

<T> Task<T> submit(Map<?,?> properties,
                   Callable<T> callable)

See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.

submit

<T> Task<T> submit(TaskAdaptable<T> task)

See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable).

submit

<T> Task<T> submit(Map<?,?> properties,
                   TaskAdaptable<T> task)

See ExecutionManager.submit(Map, TaskAdaptable) for properties that can be passed in.