That is really easy to implement, but do you think it ever makes sense to
hardcode a duration? (And, also, is there a good way to specify a literal date
in an annotation?)
Well, I guess I could come up with some kind of expression language for
expiry/duration, eg:
@Asynchronous(duration="1 day", intervalDuration="2 weeks")
@Asynchronous(expiry="1 hour + 10 ms", intervalDuration="1000 ms")
Or, perhaps:
@Asynchronous(expiry="#{event.expiry}", intervalDuration="#{event.repeat}")
(1) What is the real usecase?
(2) Which works best for you?
(3) Do you think you really need it?
(4) Do you want to implement it and submit a patch (its straightforward, I
promise.)
(Yes, I missed the declaration when I wrote the docs. Bad on me.)
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