Class DefaultThreadPool

Namespace

Quartz.Impl

Assembly

Quartz.dll

An implementation of the TaskSchedulerThreadPool using the default task scheduler

public sealed class DefaultThreadPool : TaskSchedulingThreadPool, IThreadPool

Inheritance

object

TaskSchedulingThreadPool

DefaultThreadPool

Implements

IThreadPool

Inherited Members

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.Scheduler

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.MaxConcurrency

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.PoolSize

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.Initialize(CancellationToken)

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.WaitForAvailableThreads(CancellationToken)

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.TryRun(Func<ValueTask>, CancellationToken)

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.Shutdown(bool, CancellationToken)

TaskSchedulingThreadPool.Drain(CancellationToken)

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Constructors

DefaultThreadPool(ILogger<TaskSchedulingThreadPool>?)

public DefaultThreadPool(ILogger<TaskSchedulingThreadPool>? logger = null)

Parameters

logger ILogger<TaskSchedulingThreadPool>

Where the pool reports what it is doing. A pool the container builds is handed the application's logger; one constructed by hand — UseThreadPool(instance) — is handed nothing and reads LogProvider, as every pool did before.

Remarks

Declared rather than left implicit so that the container has a constructor to fill the logger into: this is the pool UseDefaultThreadPool registers, and it is built by ActivatorUtilities.

Methods

GetDefaultScheduler()

Returns TaskScheduler.Default

protected override TaskScheduler GetDefaultScheduler()

Returns

TaskScheduler

TaskScheduler.Default