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shutdown. The two primary implementations of ExecutorService are |
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{@link java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor}, a tunable and |
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to asynchronously |
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start a potentially long-running computation and query the FutureTask |
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to determine if its execution has completed, or cancel it. |
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be used in conjunction with a {@link |
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java.util.concurrent.CancellableTask} or {@link |
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java.util.concurrent.FutureTask} to asynchronously start a potentially |
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long-running computation and query the FutureTask to determine if its |
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execution has completed, or cancel it. |
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methods for the most common kinds and configurations of Executors, as |
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