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package org.neo4j.scheduler;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.ThreadFactory;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import org.neo4j.kernel.lifecycle.Lifecycle;

/**
 * To be expanded, the idea here is to have a database-global service for running jobs, handling jobs crashing and so
 * on.
 */
public interface JobScheduler extends Lifecycle, AutoCloseable {
    /**
     * Assign a specific name to the top-most scheduler group.
     * 

* This is just a suggestion for debugging purpose. The specific scheduler implementation is free to ignore calls * to this method. */ void setTopLevelGroupName(String name); /** * Set the desired parallelism for the given group. This only has an effect if the underlying scheduler for the given group has not already been * started, and a desired parallelism has not already been set. * * @param group The group to set the desired parallelism for. * @param parallelism The desired number of threads in the thread pool for the given group. */ void setParallelism(Group group, int parallelism); /** * Assign a {@link SchedulerThreadFactory} to a given group. This only has an effect if the underlying scheduler for the given group has not already been * started. * * @param group The group to assign the given thread factory for. * @param threadFactory The thread factory to assign. */ void setThreadFactory(Group group, SchedulerThreadFactoryFactory threadFactory); /** * Expose a group scheduler as an {@link Executor}. *

* NOTE: The returned instance might be an implementation of the {@link ExecutorService} interface. If so, then it is NOT allowed * to shut it down, because the life cycle of the executor is managed by the JobScheduler. **/ CallableExecutor executor(Group group); /** * Expose a group scheduler as a {@link MonitoredJobExecutor}. */ MonitoredJobExecutor monitoredJobExecutor(Group group); /** * Expose a group scheduler as a {@link java.util.concurrent.ThreadFactory}. * This is a lower-level alternative than {@link #executor(Group)}, where you are in control of when to spin * up new threads for your jobs. *

* The lifecycle of the threads you get out of here are not managed by the JobScheduler, you own the lifecycle and * must start the thread before it can be used. *

* This mechanism is strongly preferred over manually creating threads, as it allows a central place for record * keeping of thread creation, central place for customizing the threads based on their groups, and lays a * foundation for controlling things like thread affinity and priorities in a coordinated manner in the future. */ ThreadFactory threadFactory(Group group); /** Schedule a new callable in the specified group. */ JobHandle schedule(Group group, JobMonitoringParams jobMonitoringParams, Callable job); /** Schedule a new job in the specified group. */ JobHandle schedule(Group group, Runnable job); /** Schedule a new job in the specified group. */ JobHandle schedule(Group group, JobMonitoringParams monitoredJobParams, Runnable job); /** Schedule a new job in the specified group with the given delay */ JobHandle schedule(Group group, Runnable runnable, long initialDelay, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** Schedule a new job in the specified group with the given delay */ JobHandle schedule( Group group, JobMonitoringParams monitoredJobParams, Runnable runnable, long initialDelay, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** Schedule a recurring job */ JobHandle scheduleRecurring(Group group, Runnable runnable, long period, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** Schedule a recurring job */ JobHandle scheduleRecurring( Group group, JobMonitoringParams monitoredJobParams, Runnable runnable, long period, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** Schedule a recurring job where the first invocation is delayed the specified time */ JobHandle scheduleRecurring(Group group, Runnable runnable, long initialDelay, long period, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** Schedule a recurring job where the first invocation is delayed the specified time */ JobHandle scheduleRecurring( Group group, JobMonitoringParams monitoredJobParams, Runnable runnable, long initialDelay, long period, TimeUnit timeUnit); /** * Return a stream of all active scheduling groups. * @return all active groups. */ Stream activeGroups(); /** * Returns information about jobs that are registered in the scheduler (submitted but not completed yet) * Only jobs that were submitted with {@link JobMonitoringParams} are included in the list. */ List getMonitoredJobs(); List getFailedJobRuns(); @Override void close(); }





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