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Java EE concurrency APIs

Java EE concurrency APIs

From the course: Java EE: Concurrency and Multithreading

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Java EE concurrency APIs

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- [Narrator] So now let us take a look at the Java Enterprise Concurrency API's. We already know that Executor, ExecutorService, and ScheduledExecutorService come from the Standard Edition platform. We have seen demos for that in our previous videos. Now when we look at the Enterprise Edition Concurrency Utilities, let's take a look. There is ManagedExecutorService, which is an extension to the ExecutorService and basically it is a managed version of the ExecutorService. Similarly you have ManagedScheduledExecutorService, which is now is going to be a managed version of ScheduledExecutorService. Then we had seen the ThreadFactory in the Standard Edition. So ManagedThreadFactory is a managed version of ThreadFactory. And then this ContextService, which is a very interesting API, utilized to create contextual proxies in the Enterprise application. All of these four API's that you see on the slide which are marked with the dotted blue sign form a part of the Enterprise Edition…

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