brooklyn.management
Interface TaskQueueingContext

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public interface TaskQueueingContext

Marks a place where tasks can be added, e.g. a task which allows children to be added (including after it is activated); if the implementer of this is also a task, then it may be picked up by hierarchical methods (e.g. in DynamicTasks).

Since:

0.6.0

Method Summary

List<Task<?>>	getQueue() returns a list of queued tasks (immutable copy)
Task<?>	last() returns the last task in the queue, or null if none
void	queue(Task<?> t) queues the task for submission as part of this queueing context; should mark it as submitted

Method Detail

queue

void queue(Task<?> t)

queues the task for submission as part of this queueing context; should mark it as submitted

getQueue

List<Task<?>> getQueue()

returns a list of queued tasks (immutable copy)

last

Task<?> last()

returns the last task in the queue, or null if none