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  • package pool

    This library provides classes for dealing with object pooling that allow:

    This library provides classes for dealing with object pooling that allow:

    • blocking/non-blocking object acquisition
    • object invalidation
    • capping the number of pooled objects
    • creating new objects lazily, as needed
    • health checking
    • time-based pool eviction (idle instances)
    • GC-based pool eviction (soft and weak references)
    • efficient thread-safety

    Overview

    In order create a new io.github.andrebeat.pool.Pool the constructor method should be used like so

    scala> val pool = Pool(4, () => new Object)
pool: io.github.andrebeat.pool.SimplePool[Object] = _
scala> val lease = pool.acquire()
lease: io.github.andrebeat.pool.Lease[Object] = _
scala> lease.release()

    Additionally, in order to avoid manually releasing the lease after its used, you can use the use method on the lease:

    scala> val pool = Pool(4, () => new Object)
pool: io.github.andrebeat.pool.SimplePool[Object] = _
scala> val lease = pool.acquire()
lease: io.github.andrebeat.pool.Lease[Object] = _
scala> lease(println) // the lease is released automatically after its used
java.lang.Object@7970d6d
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io.github

andrebeat

package andrebeat

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  1. package pool

    This library provides classes for dealing with object pooling that allow:

    This library provides classes for dealing with object pooling that allow:

    • blocking/non-blocking object acquisition
    • object invalidation
    • capping the number of pooled objects
    • creating new objects lazily, as needed
    • health checking
    • time-based pool eviction (idle instances)
    • GC-based pool eviction (soft and weak references)
    • efficient thread-safety

    Overview

    In order create a new io.github.andrebeat.pool.Pool the constructor method should be used like so

    scala> val pool = Pool(4, () => new Object)
pool: io.github.andrebeat.pool.SimplePool[Object] = _
scala> val lease = pool.acquire()
lease: io.github.andrebeat.pool.Lease[Object] = _
scala> lease.release()

    Additionally, in order to avoid manually releasing the lease after its used, you can use the use method on the lease:

    scala> val pool = Pool(4, () => new Object)
pool: io.github.andrebeat.pool.SimplePool[Object] = _
scala> val lease = pool.acquire()
lease: io.github.andrebeat.pool.Lease[Object] = _
scala> lease(println) // the lease is released automatically after its used
java.lang.Object@7970d6d

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