pekko/akka-camel/src/main/scala/akka/camel/Activation.scala

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/**
* Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Typesafe Inc. <http://www.typesafe.com>
*/
package akka.camel
import akka.camel.internal._
import akka.util.Timeout
import akka.actor.{ ActorSystem, Props, ActorRef }
import akka.pattern._
import scala.concurrent.util.Duration
import concurrent.{ ExecutionContext, Future }
/**
* Activation trait that can be used to wait on activation or de-activation of Camel endpoints.
* The Camel endpoints are activated asynchronously. This trait can signal when an endpoint is activated or de-activated.
*/
trait Activation {
def system: ActorSystem //FIXME Why is this here, what's it needed for and who should use it?
private val activationTracker = system.actorOf(Props[ActivationTracker], "camelActivationTracker") //FIXME Why is this also top level?
/**
* Produces a Future with the specified endpoint that will be completed when the endpoint has been activated,
* or if it times out, which will happen after the specified Timeout.
*
* @param endpoint the endpoint to be activated
* @param timeout the timeout for the Future
*/
def activationFutureFor(endpoint: ActorRef)(implicit timeout: Duration, executor: ExecutionContext): Future[ActorRef] =
(activationTracker.ask(AwaitActivation(endpoint))(Timeout(timeout))).map[ActorRef]({
case EndpointActivated(`endpoint`) endpoint
case EndpointFailedToActivate(`endpoint`, cause) throw cause
})
/**
* Produces a Future which will be completed when the given endpoint has been deactivated or
* or if it times out, which will happen after the specified Timeout.
*
* @param endpoint the endpoint to be deactivated
* @param timeout the timeout of the Future
*/
def deactivationFutureFor(endpoint: ActorRef)(implicit timeout: Duration, executor: ExecutionContext): Future[ActorRef] =
(activationTracker.ask(AwaitDeActivation(endpoint))(Timeout(timeout))).map[ActorRef]({
case EndpointDeActivated(`endpoint`) endpoint
case EndpointFailedToDeActivate(`endpoint`, cause) throw cause
})
}