In my application I have a single java Executor
, can it create issues if I create multiple Scheduler
from the same instance of Executor
, having something like:
public class MyServiceController {
@Autowired
private Executor mainExecutor;
public Object something() {
return Flux.from(somethingElse())
.publishOn(Schedulers.fromExecutor(mainExecutor))
.toFuture()
}
}
(Or having multiple classes implementing this pattern, all of them having the same instance of mainExecutor
)
it should be fine in both cases, the same Executor
will back all Scheduler.Worker
spawned by each Scheduler
you create from it, and the same is true if it is an ExecutorService
(albeit with a different Scheduler
implementation for the wrapper).
For clarity, I'd still consider making the Scheduler
a singleton next to the Executor
.