The method runTask executes a ParSeq Task[T]
then generates a Future[T]
, and puts into the store.
The method runTask executes a ParSeq Task[T]
then generates a Future[T]
, and puts into the store.
The type parameter of the ParSeq Task and the Future
The ParSeq Task
The request
The Future
The method toTask converts a function () => Future[T]
to a ParSeq Task[T]
, which binds with a default name.
The method toTask converts a function () => Future[T]
to a ParSeq Task[T]
, which binds with a default name.
The type parameter of the Future and the ParSeq Task
The function which returns a Future
The ParSeq Task
The method toTask converts a function () => Future[T]
to a ParSeq Task[T]
.
The method toTask converts a function () => Future[T]
to a ParSeq Task[T]
.
The type parameter of the Future and the ParSeq Task
The String which describes the Task and shows up in a trace
The function which returns a Future
The ParSeq Task
The trait PlayParSeq defines the conversions from a function
() => Future[T]
to a ParSeqTask[T]
, and also the execution of a ParSeqTask[T]
which returns aFuture[T]
, in the mean time putting Tasks into store. Note that, in general you shouldn't be running multiple ParSeq Tasks, otherwise the order of execution might not be accurate, which minimizes the benefits of ParSeq.