Add Inherited Thread Scope Example Project

[jyore]

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[jvmlet]

Hello
Thanks for putting things together.
I've a question about using the inherited thread scope, so far I'm using it like this :
Setup :

    @Bean
    public static  CustomScopeConfigurer threadScopeConfigurer(){
        CustomScopeConfigurer customScopeConfigurer = new CustomScopeConfigurer();
        customScopeConfigurer.addScope("thread",new InheritedThreadScope());
        return customScopeConfigurer;
    }

   @Bean
   @Scope(value = "thread",proxyMode = ScopedProxyMode.TARGET_CLASS)
       public MyBean myBean(){
      return new MyBean();
   }

and then in the worker thread :

          applicationContext.getBean(MyBean.class) // create scoped bean

            try {
           // do the job spanning multiple threads
            }finally {
                InheritedThreadScopeContextHolder.instance().getContext().executeDesctructionCallbacks();
                InheritedThreadScopeContextHolder.instance().resetContext();
            }

So my question is : should I manually invoke executeDesctructionCallbacks and resetContext ?
Something that I missed ?
Thanks

[jyore]

@jvmlet man, it has been awhile since I have worked with Spring, so I am trying to remember how this all worked.

I believe that all of the destruction/cleanup methods are automatically called when the bean's scope goes away. In this case, this is when the (parent) thread is released.

It should be easy enough to test by launching a thread and use an autowired bean in the spawned thread. You can register a destruction callback as well to do some sort of logging action to get the idea of how it should work.

[jvmlet]

Thanks, but if the main thread is a pooled thread, it never ends .... Anyway, thanks for answering 👍