Scenario is like :
In my application, I opened one file, updated it and saved. Once the file saved event get fired and it will execute one method abc()
.
But now, I want to add delay after save event get fired, say 1 minute. So I have added Thread.sleep(60000)
. Now it execute the method abc()
after 1 minute. Till now all works fine.
But suppose user saved file 3 times within 1 minute, the method get executed 3 times after each 1 minute. I want to execute method only one time in next 1 minute after first save called with latest file content.
How can I handle such scenario?
Use Timer and TimerTask
create a member variable of type Timer
in YourClassType
lets say: private Timer timer = new Timer();
and your method will look something like this:
public synchronized void abcCaller() {
this.timer.cancel(); //this will cancel the current task. if there is no active task, nothing happens
this.timer = new Timer();
TimerTask action = new TimerTask() {
public void run() {
YourClassType.abc(); //as you said in the comments: abc is a static method
}
};
this.timer.schedule(action, 60000); //this starts the task
}
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