@Namespace(value="http://jboss.com/products/seam/async", prefix="org.jboss.seam.async")

Package org.jboss.seam.async

Seam asynchronicity: dispatcher implementations and schedule classes.

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Description

Interface Summary

Dispatcher<T,S extends Schedule>	Interface to be implemented by any strategy for dispatching asynchronous method calls and asynchronous events.
LocalTimerServiceDispatcher	Local interface for TimerServiceDispatcher.

Class Summary

AbstractDispatcher<T,S extends Schedule>	Abstract Dispatcher implementation
Asynchronous	Something that happens asynchronously, and with a full set of Seam contexts, including propagation of the business process and task instances.
AsynchronousEvent	An asynchronous event
AsynchronousExceptionHandler
AsynchronousInterceptor	Dispatches method calls to @Asynchronous methods asynchronously, and returns the "timer" object if necessary.
AsynchronousInvocation	An asynchronous method invocation.
CronSchedule	A "cron schedule" for a timed event executed by the Quartz CronTrigger.
QuartzDispatcher	Dispatcher implementation that uses the Quartz library.
QuartzDispatcher.QuartzJob
QuartzTriggerHandle	Provides control over the Quartz Job.
Schedule	A "schedule" for a timed event executed by a timer service which supports delayed timed events.
ThreadPoolDispatcher	Dispatcher implementation that uses a java.util.concurrent ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor.
TimerServiceDispatcher	Dispatcher implementation that uses the EJB TimerService.
TimerSchedule	A "schedule" for a timed event executed by the EJB timer service or some other timer service which supports delayed and/or periodic timed events.
TransactionCompletionEvent	An event that is processed when a transaction ends
TransactionSuccessEvent	An event that is processed when a transaction completes succesfully

Package org.jboss.seam.async Description

Seam asynchronicity: dispatcher implementations and schedule classes. Support for the EJB timer service, java.util.concurrent, and Quartz. Applications usually don't need to call these APIs directly.

See Also:

org.jboss.seam.annotations.async