Hi, I had a look at the recently published Compendium R7 draft.
I noticed the Promise interface has, among other changes, two new methods: * public Promise<T> timeout(long milliseconds) * public Promise<T> delay(long milliseconds) (I somehow suppose these are also used by the new PushStream API) Is there any provisional reference implementation publicly available anywhere? I suppose any sane implementation of these would be non-blocking, and as far as I can see a good way to implement them is to use a Scheduler, but these methods don't take a Scheduler as a parameter, and I'm left wondering whether I'm missing something obvious, whether the default implementation is blocking, or if it's getting a scheduler from somewhere (or worse, constructing one or using a Timer), and if so, where from :) Up to Promises 1.0, promises run in whatever thread we supply: either the calling thread or a callback thread, and all methods are non-blocking. Will this change with 1.1? Thanks for pointers, Simon _______________________________________________ OSGi Developer Mail List osgi-dev@mail.osgi.org https://mail.osgi.org/mailman/listinfo/osgi-dev
