Friday, December 6, 2019

Java 0001 : CompletableFuture In Java


We can use CompletableFuture for asynchronous programming which in a non-blocking code. Other than the running main thread, it is used to run a task on a separate thread. Paralleling threads running will avoid the main thread to block or wait the separate thread for task performing until completing. Parallelism thoroughly improve performance of a application.

The most frequently used CompletableFuture methods are:
1.       supplyAsync(): It complete its job asynchronously. The result of supplier is run by a task from ForkJoinPool.commonPool() as default. The supplyAsync() method returns CompletableFuture on which we can apply other methods.
2.       thenApply(): The method accepts function as an arguments. It returns a new CompletableStage when this stage completes normally. The new stage use as the argument to the supplied function.
3.       join(): the method returns the result value when complete. It also throws a CompletionException (unchecked exception) if completed exceptionally.

Example 



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