FutureAccess future = new FutureAccess(session, runnable);
session.getPendingAccessQueue().add(future);
+ ensureAccessQueuePurged(session);
+
+ return future;
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Makes sure the pending access queue is purged for the provided session.
+ * If the session is currently locked by the current thread or some other
+ * thread, the queue will be purged when the session is unlocked. If the
+ * lock is not held by any thread, it is acquired and the queue is purged
+ * right away.
+ *
+ * @since 7.1.2
+ * @param session
+ * the session for which the access queue should be purged
+ */
+ public void ensureAccessQueuePurged(VaadinSession session) {
/*
* If no thread is currently holding the lock, pending changes for UIs
* with automatic push would not be processed and pushed until the next
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
// Just ignore
}
-
- return future;
}
/**
*/
public void unlock() {
assert hasLock();
+ boolean ultimateRelease = false;
try {
/*
* Run pending tasks and push if the reentrant lock will actually be
* released by this unlock() invocation.
*/
if (((ReentrantLock) getLockInstance()).getHoldCount() == 1) {
+ ultimateRelease = true;
getService().runPendingAccessTasks(this);
for (UI ui : getUIs()) {
} finally {
getLockInstance().unlock();
}
+
+ /*
+ * If the session is locked when a new access task is added, it is
+ * assumed that the queue will be purged when the lock is released. This
+ * might however not happen if a task is enqueued between the moment
+ * when unlock() purges the queue and the moment when the lock is
+ * actually released. This means that the queue should be purged again
+ * if it is not empty after unlocking.
+ */
+ if (ultimateRelease && !getPendingAccessQueue().isEmpty()) {
+ getService().ensureAccessQueuePurged(this);
+ }
}
/**