/**

* Jooby https://jooby.io

* Apache License Version 2.0 https://jooby.io/LICENSE.txt

* Copyright 2014 Edgar Espina

*/

package io.jooby;

/**

* Execution mode.

*

* @author edgar

*/

public enum ExecutionMode {

/**

* Execute route handler in the event loop thread (non-blocking). Handler must never block.

*

* Examples:

* <pre>{@code

* {

* mode(EVENT_LOOP);

*

* get("/non-blocking", ctx -> "I'm running on event-loop thread (no blocking allowed)");

*

* // Dispatch to worker thread, blocking routes

* dispatch(() -> {

*

* get("/blocking", ctx -> {

* // remote call: service, database, etc..

* return "Safe to block";

* });

* });

* }

* }</pre>

*/

EVENT_LOOP,

/**

* Execute handler in a worker/io thread (blocking). Handler is allowed to block.

*

* Examples:

* <pre>{@code

* {

*

* mode(WORKER);

*

* get("/worker", ctx -> {

* // remote call: another service, database, etc..

* return "Safe to block";

* });

* }

*

* }</pre>

*/

WORKER,

/**

* Default execution mode.

*

* Automatically choose between {@link ExecutionMode#EVENT_LOOP} and {@link ExecutionMode#WORKER}.

*

* If route handler returns a `reactive` type, then Jooby run the route handler in the event-loop

* thread. Otherwise, run the handler in the worker thread.

*

* A reactive type is one of:

*

* - {@link java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture}.

* - A reactive stream Publisher

* - Rx types: Observable, Flowable, Single, Maybe, etc..

* - Reactor types: Flux and Mono.

*

* Examples:

* <pre>{@code

* {

*

* get("/non-blocking", ctx -> {

* return CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> {

* return "I'm non-blocking";

* });

* });

*

* get("/blocking", ctx -> {

* return "I'm blocking";

* });

* }

* }</pre>

*/

DEFAULT

}