Examples of org.itsnat.core.event.ItsNatTimerHandle.scheduledExecutionTime()

org.itsnat.core.event.ItsNatTimerHandle.scheduledExecutionTime()

late; skip this execution. // Perform the task } This method is typically not used in conjunction with fixed-delay execution repeating tasks, as their scheduled execution times are allowed to drift over time, and so are not terribly significant.

Note: documentation copied (and slightly modified) from java.util.TimerTask.scheduledExecutionTime().

@return the time at which the most recent execution of this task wasscheduled to occur, in the format returned by Date.getTime(). The return value is the same as {@link #getFirstTime()} if the task has yet to commenceits first execution.

                if ((new Date().getTime() - firstTime) > 10000) // to avoid never ending ticks
                {
                    handle.cancel();
                    log("Scheduled task canceled, id: " + handle.hashCode());
                }
                else log("Tick, id: " + handle.hashCode() + " next execution: " + new Date(handle.scheduledExecutionTime()));
            }
        };
        ItsNatTimerHandle handle = timer.schedule(null,listener,1000,2000);


        log("Scheduled task started, id: " + handle.hashCode() + " first time: " + new Date(handle.getFirstTime()) + " period: " + handle.getPeriod());

                if ((new Date().getTime() - firstTime) > 10000) // to avoid never ending ticks
                {
                    handle.cancel();
                    System.out.println("Timer canceled");
                }
                else System.out.println("Tick, next execution: " + new Date(handle.scheduledExecutionTime()));
            }
        };


        ItsNatTimer timer = clientDoc.createItsNatTimer();
        ItsNatTimerHandle handle = timer.schedule(null,listener,1000,2000);

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