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11-statuschecks.cfc
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component extends="../BaseTask" {
function init() {
variables.threadPool = asyncManager.newExecutor( "myThreads" );
}
function run() {
var future = asyncManager.newFuture(
() => {
while( true ){
sleep( 500 );
print.greenLine( "to infinity and beyond..." ).toConsole();
}
return -1;
}, threadPool
)
.completeOnTimeout( 0, 5000 );
print.greenLine( "Siesta time..." )
sleep( 2000 );
// print.blueLine( "done? " & future.isDone() )
// .blueLine( "exception? " & future.isCompletedExceptionally() )
// .blueLine( "cancel? " & future.isCancelled() )
// .line()
// .toConsole();
// print.greenLine( "Siesta time..." )
// sleep( 1000 );
// future.cancel( true );
// print.blueLine( "done? " & future.isDone() )
// .blueLine( "exception? " & future.isCompletedExceptionally() )
// .blueLine( "cancel? " & future.isCancelled() )
// .line()
// .toConsole();
// if ( future.isDone() && !future.isCompletedExceptionally() && !future.isCancelled() ) {
// print.blueLine( "Finished! #future.get()#" ).line();
// }
// Without this, sometimes you can have threads that never finish.
print.line( "Shutting down the thread pool" ).toConsole();
threadPool.shutdownNow();
print.line( "Thread pool shut down" ).toConsole();
}
}