Package io.quarkus.runtime
package io.quarkus.runtime
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ClassDescriptionThe application base class, which is extended and implemented by a generated class which implements the application setup logic.Manages the lifecycle of a Quarkus application.Exception that is thrown when a blocking operation is performed on the IO thread.Build time analytics configuration.This configuration class is here to avoid warnings when using
-Dquarkus.builder.=....This configuration class is here to avoid warnings when using-Dquarkus.args=....We don't really use this, because these are configurations for the config itself, so it causes a chicken / egg problem, but we need it for documentation purposes.The runtime execution mode.The image execution mode of the application.Usually, QuarkusMock mocking replaces a "delegating instance" of a client proxy.Native image system properties are not automatically propagated to runtime anymore.ObjectSubstitution<F,T> An interface that can be used to substitute a non-bytecode serializable class with a replacement.When this exception is thrown from a runtime init recorder method, then no other recorder steps will be executed and the application will be terminated.The entry point for applications that use a main method.This is usually used for command mode applications with a startup logic.An exception that is meant to stand in forBindExceptionand provide information about the target which caused the bind exception.RuntimeValue<T>Represents a proxyable object that can be returned from a bytecode recorder, and passed between recorders.This annotation is used to mark a business method of a CDI bean that should be executed during application shutdown.A context that can be passed into runtime recorders that allows for shutdown tasks to be added.Event that is fired before shutdown and can be inspected for shutdown cause.An enum with values reflecting the reason for application shutdown.Stores the optimizations to execute for SnapStart.This annotation can be used to initialize a CDI bean at application startup: If a bean class is annotated then a contextual instance is created and thePostConstructcallbacks are invoked. If a producer method is annotated then a contextual instance is created, i.e.Event class that is fired on startup.A task that is run on startup.The core thread pool config.Configuration class allowing to globally set TLS properties.