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package org.eclipse.microprofile.context.spi;
/**
* ContextManagerExtension
instances receive
* notification upon creation of each {@link ContextManager}.
*
* This serves as a convenient invocation point for enabling system wide
* context propagator hooks.
*
* Implementations of ContextManagerExtension
* and related classes are packaged within a third party JAR file, or they can
* be supplied by the container or MicroProfile Context Propagation implementation.
* ContextManagerExtension
s are made discoverable
* via the standard ServiceLoader
mechanism. The JAR file that
* packages it must include a file of the following name and location,
*
* META-INF/services/org.eclipse.microprofile.context.spi.ContextManagerExtension
*
* The content of the aforementioned file must be one or more lines, each
* specifying the fully qualified name of a
* ContextManagerExtension
implementation that is
* provided within the JAR file.
*
* Upon successful {@link ContextManager} creation,
* the MicroProfile Context Propagation implementation must subsequently query the container's
* ServiceLoader
for all
* ContextManagerExtension
s and call the
* setup
method on each instance.
*/
public interface ContextManagerExtension {
/**
* This method is called after every ContextManager
* instance has been successfully created. Implementations may use
* the supplied manager to create and configure builders and build
* instances of ManagedExecutor
and
* ThreadContext
.
*
* @param manager the ContextManager
instance that was
* just created.
*/
void setup(ContextManager manager);
}