Package com.atlassian.confluence.event

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Evented<T>	An interface indicating that a given action has a related event it wants to be published once the action completes.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ConfluenceEventDispatcher	Confluence specific even dispatcher which doesn't have any functionality and sole purpose is to relax visibility of ConfluenceEventDispatcher.getAsynchronousExecutor() method Needed for tests which are relying on completion of async events.
ConfluenceEventManager	Deprecated Since 3.3, use ConfluenceEventPublisherManager
ConfluenceEventPublisherManager	Implementation of the atlassian-events EventPublisher for use with an injected EventDispatcher.
ConfluenceListenerHandlersConfiguration	This is the specific configuration to remain backward compatible with old events.
ConfluencePoolBasedEventExecutorFactory	Uses a ThreadPoolExecutor.CallerRunsPolicy for running threads in case if queue is full
CpuBasedThreadPoolConfiguration	EventThreadPoolConfiguration implementation that creates configuration for ThreadPoolExecutor based on cpus available.
EventPublisherInterceptor	Collects events from Evented actions after they've executed , and publishes them via the EventPublisher.
EventUtils	Contains various utility methods for simplifying the Event handling process.
MonitorableCallerRunsPolicy	ThreadPoolExecutor.CallerRunsPolicy implementation which publishes QueueOverflowEvent if there are no more threads or queue slots available to process all events
NoOpEventPublisher	Used in bootstrap code when we don't want to publish any events.
SynchronousEventFilter	Allows to force the synchronous dispatch of given events.
TimingEventPublisher	An EventPublisher implementation that times how long it takes to publish an event, and logs a warning if the time is above a threshold.
TypeWhitelist	Predicate to check if the given object is an instance of one of the given types.