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package org.apache.brooklyn.api.mgmt;
import java.util.List;
import org.apache.brooklyn.util.time.Duration;
import com.google.common.annotations.Beta;
/**
* 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
*/
@Beta
public interface TaskQueueingContext {
/** queues the task for submission as part of this queueing context
*
* implementations should mark it as queued but not yet submitted.
* note the task may have already been submitted, and is being queued here for informational purposes,
* in which case the implementation should not run it. */
public void queue(Task> t);
/** returns a list of queued tasks (immutable copy) */
public List> getQueue();
/** Drains the task queue for this context to complete, ie waits for this context to complete (or terminate early)
* @param optionalTimeout null to run forever
* @param includePrimaryThread whether the parent (this context) should also be joined on;
* should only be true if invoking this from another task, as otherwise it will be waiting for itself!
* @param throwFirstError whether to throw the first exception encountered
*
* Also note that this waits on tasks so that blocking details on the caller are meaningful.
*/
public void drain(Duration optionalTimeout, boolean includePrimaryThread, boolean throwFirstError);
/** Returns the task which is this queueing context */
public Task> asTask();
/** causes subsequent children failures not to fail the parent */
public void swallowChildrenFailures();
}