Interface PerthreadManager
- All Known Implementing Classes:
PerthreadManagerImpl
public interface PerthreadManager
Manages per-thread data, and provides a way for listeners to know when such data should be cleaned up. Typically,
data is cleaned up at the end of the request (in a web application). Tapestry IoC has any number of objects that need
to know when this event occurs, so that they can clean up any per-thread/per-request state.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidaddThreadCleanupCallback(Runnable callback) Adds a callback to be invoked whencleanup()is invoked; callbacks are then removed.voidDeprecated.voidcleanup()Immediately performs a cleanup of the thread, invoking all callback, then discarding all per-thread data stored by the manager (including the list of callbacks).<T> PerThreadValue<T>Creates a value using a unique internal key.<T> ObjectCreator<T>createValue(ObjectCreator<T> delegate) ReturnObjectCreator, which for each thread, the first call will use the delegateObjectCreatorto create an instance, and later calls will reuse the same per-thread instance.<T> TReturns the result from the invocation, providing a try...finally to cleanup after.voidInvokesRunnable.run(), providing a try...finally to cleanup after.
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Method Details
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addThreadCleanupListener
Deprecated.Deprecated in 5.4, useaddThreadCleanupCallback(Runnable)instead.Adds a listener to the hub. All listeners are discarded at thecleanup().- Parameters:
listener- to add
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addThreadCleanupCallback
Adds a callback to be invoked whencleanup()is invoked; callbacks are then removed.- Parameters:
callback-- Since:
- 5.4
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cleanup
void cleanup()Immediately performs a cleanup of the thread, invoking all callback, then discarding all per-thread data stored by the manager (including the list of callbacks). -
createValue
Creates a value using a unique internal key.- Since:
- 5.2.0
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createValue
ReturnObjectCreator, which for each thread, the first call will use the delegateObjectCreatorto create an instance, and later calls will reuse the same per-thread instance. The instance is stored in thePerthreadManagerand will be released at the end of the request.- Since:
- 5.4
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run
InvokesRunnable.run(), providing a try...finally to cleanup after.- Since:
- 5.2.0
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invoke
Returns the result from the invocation, providing a try...finally to cleanup after.
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addThreadCleanupCallback(Runnable)instead.