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Enhancement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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None
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7
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None
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Fix Understood
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generic
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generic
Joe Bowbeer writes:
"I was just looking at the AbstractExecutorService documentation and it
seems to be missing a couple basic things.
It doesn't mention what is "abstract" about AES, or that AES can turn
an Executor into an ExecutorService. It's missing the usual "extend
this and implement the X method" that abstract classes usually have.
The execute method only appears in the javadoc as something provided
by Executor.
>AbstractExecutorService can wrap an Executor. It implements
>> everything but the execute method. (This needs to be spelled out in
>> the javadoc.)"
"I was just looking at the AbstractExecutorService documentation and it
seems to be missing a couple basic things.
It doesn't mention what is "abstract" about AES, or that AES can turn
an Executor into an ExecutorService. It's missing the usual "extend
this and implement the X method" that abstract classes usually have.
The execute method only appears in the javadoc as something provided
by Executor.
>AbstractExecutorService can wrap an Executor. It implements
>> everything but the execute method. (This needs to be spelled out in
>> the javadoc.)"
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Review(master) openjdk/jdk/25880