(agent-inherit-fn & body)
A way to force ThreadContext inheritance onto worker threads within Clojure - i.e. Agents. Returns the function to send (1-arg).
A way to force ThreadContext inheritance onto worker threads within Clojure - i.e. Agents. Returns the function to send (1-arg).
(executor-inherit-fn & body)
A way to force ThreadContext inheritance onto worker threads outside clojure - i.e. Executors. Returns the function to submit (no-args).
A way to force ThreadContext inheritance onto worker threads outside clojure - i.e. Executors. Returns the function to submit (no-args).
(inherit-fn f)
Wraps <f> so that the current thread's context is inherited before calling it. The assumption is that <f> will run on a different thread, but will want access to the current context.
Wraps <f> so that the current thread's context is inherited before calling it. The assumption is that <f> will run on a different thread, but will want access to the current context.
(with-context mdc ndc & body)
Like with-mdc
& with-ndc
combined.
Like `with-mdc` & `with-ndc` combined.
(with-mdc m & body)
Executes <body> after merging Map <m>, with the current MDC map. Restores it back before exiting its scope.
Executes <body> after merging Map <m>, with the current MDC map. Restores it back before exiting its scope.
(with-ndc vs & body)
Executes <body> after pushing <vs>, in the current NDC stack. Pops them back out before exiting its scope.
Executes <body> after pushing <vs>, in the current NDC stack. Pops them back out before exiting its scope.
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