Additional Notes
Why can ExecutorService shutdown become a real problem?
Track: Java
Topic: Java Threading
Focus: ExecutorService
Java: ExecutorService
Answer
ExecutorService stops accepting new tasks.
Calling shutdown() on ExecutorService prevents new tasks from being accepted while allowing currently executing tasks to finish. This is useful when you wish to gracefully stop processing after all submitted tasks are complete, such as at the end of a flash sale.
Calling shutdown() on ExecutorService prevents new tasks from being accepted while allowing currently executing tasks to finish. This is useful when you wish to gracefully stop processing after all submitted tasks are complete, such as at the end of a flash sale.
Topics: ExecutorService Java Java Threading