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Scala example source code file (ExecutorScheduler.scala)

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actor, actors, concurrent, executorscheduler, executorservice, for, guide, ischeduler, migration, runnable, unit, use

The ExecutorScheduler.scala Scala example source code

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package scala.actors
package scheduler

import java.util.concurrent.{Callable, ExecutorService}
import scala.concurrent.ThreadPoolRunner

/**
 * The <code>ExecutorScheduler</code> object is used to create
 * <code>ExecutorScheduler</code> instances.
 *
 * @author Philipp Haller
 */
@deprecated("Use the akka.actor package instead. For migration from the scala.actors package refer to the Actors Migration Guide.", "2.11.0")
object ExecutorScheduler {

  private def start(sched: ExecutorScheduler): ExecutorScheduler = {
    sched.start()
    sched
  }

  /** Creates an <code>ExecutorScheduler</code> using the provided
   *  <code>ExecutorService</code>.
   *
   *  @param  exec the executor to use
   *  @return      the scheduler
   */
  def apply(exec: ExecutorService): ExecutorScheduler =
    start(new ExecutorScheduler {
      val executor: ExecutorService = exec
    })

  /** Creates an <code>ExecutorScheduler</code> using the provided
   *  <code>ExecutorService</code>.
   *
   *  @param  exec the executor to use
   *  @param  term whether the scheduler should automatically terminate
   *  @return      the scheduler
   */
  def apply(exec: ExecutorService, term: Boolean): ExecutorScheduler =
    start(new ExecutorScheduler {
      val executor: ExecutorService = exec
      override val terminate = term
    })

}

/**
 * The <code>ExecutorScheduler</code> class uses an
 * <code>ExecutorService</code> to execute <code>Actor</code>s.
 *
 * @author Philipp Haller
 */
@deprecated("Use the akka.actor package instead. For migration from the scala.actors package refer to the Actors Migration Guide.", "2.11.0")
trait ExecutorScheduler extends Thread
                        with IScheduler with TerminationService
                        with ThreadPoolRunner {

  def execute(task: Runnable) {
    super[ThreadPoolRunner].execute(task.asInstanceOf[Task[Unit]])
  }

  private class RunCallable(fun: => Unit) extends Callable[Unit] with Runnable {
    def call() { fun }
    def run() { fun }
  }

  /** Submits a closure for execution.
   *
   *  @param  fun  the closure to be executed
   */
  override def execute(fun: => Unit) {
    super[ThreadPoolRunner].execute((new RunCallable(fun)).asInstanceOf[Task[Unit]])
  }

  /** This method is called when the scheduler shuts down.
   */
  def onShutdown(): Unit =
    executor.shutdown()

  /** The scheduler is active if the underlying <code>ExecutorService</code>
   *  has not been shut down.
   */
  def isActive =
    (executor ne null) && !executor.isShutdown

}

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