Examples of grails.plugin.cache.Timer.stop()

grails.plugin.cache.Timer.stop()

      // Must unlock the cache if the above fails. Will be logged at Filter
      releaseCacheLocks(operationsByType, key);
      throw e;
    }


    timer.stop(false);
    response.addHeader(X_CACHED, String.valueOf(false));
    return pageInfo;
  }


  protected PageInfo buildCachedPageInfo(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response,

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    // to pick the appropriate layout.
    if (StringUtils.hasLength(getContext().getControllerName())) {
      Object controller = lookupController(getContext().getControllerClass());
      request.setAttribute(GrailsApplicationAttributes.CONTROLLER, controller);
    }
    timer.stop(true);
    response.addHeader(X_CACHED, String.valueOf(true));
    return pageInfo;
  }


  protected abstract int getTimeToLive(ValueWrapper element);

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      // Must unlock the cache if the above fails. Will be logged at Filter
      releaseCacheLocks(operationsByType, key);
      throw e;
    }


    timer.stop(false);
    response.addHeader(X_CACHED, String.valueOf(false));
    return pageInfo;
  }


  protected PageInfo buildCachedPageInfo(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response,

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    catch (LockTimeoutException e) {
      //do not release the lock, because you never acquired it
      throw e;
    }


    timer.stop(true);
    response.addHeader(X_CACHED, String.valueOf(true));
    return pageInfo;
  }


  protected abstract int getTimeToLive(ValueWrapper element);

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