com.atlassian.jira.util.thread.OffRequestThreadExecutor |
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If you ever need to run code in JIRA off a HTTP request thread then you can sue this class to help setup and clean up the thread environment.
JIRA uses a fair few ThreadLocal variables setup during HTTP requests to contain common information such as the logged in user and theirLocale
and so on say via JiraAuthenticationContext
This class will help you run the off request thread code and clean up after it properly.
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Executes the code with No user in context via
JiraAuthenticationContext | |||||||||||
Executes the code with the specified user in context via
JiraAuthenticationContext |
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From interface
java.util.concurrent.Executor
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Executes the code with No user in context via JiraAuthenticationContext
command | the code to run |
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Executes the code with the specified user in context via JiraAuthenticationContext
runAsUser | the user to run the code as |
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command | the code to run |