Thank you Basant for making this. I would like to add one more point as completable future by default uses forkjoin pool, this pool has core pool size, if the application is IO intensive it is good to use overloaded constructor (thread pool) to achieve max throughput.

Can there be a better explanation than this, really awesome man!

Thank you bro. I learned many things from your channel.

I like your code proof for everything - Thanks for your continuity

Suppose in 1 function you have execute three method inside CF and T1, T2, T3 start Now on T1 thread, in this method i want to split in more sub task because i have some complex logic in first method T1. 1 T1. 2 T1. 3

💯 Best explanation compared to any other resource out there Please keep making videos🙏

very good video for completable future videos

Hi java techie bro need video tutorials of 1.Aws batch to implement cron jobs in spring boot 2.Implementing swagger into your microservice and using swagger to generate client call stubs 3.Implementing elastic search for search in your spring boot modules Please make these tutorials also!!!!

Great content

Thank you for this video and this will be really helpful for one of my tasks that i am working on. Thank you for your efforts.

Thanks @Basant thank you for this wonderful tutorial...

This is a wonderful work I say.. great job basant...

Thanks for explaining in the simplest way possible.

best tutorials

Thanks @JavaTechie! One Question - when you write runAsyncFuture.toCompletableFuture(); Do we conditionally complete it using if? or it is completed by auto-detecting the blocking state?

good explanation

Good explanation keep it up. Include where to shutdown executor

Great video again thanks

Thank You Sir.

Bravo..!!!!

Much respect for this video.

Good content. Thank you .

Great content Basant. Thank you :)

Thanks Buddy !!!

Very well explained video with real example ..thanks it helped alot 👍👏

Nice content 👍

Great bro... tnx alot

Awesome...

Great job sir 👍

Thank you for this awesome topic.

Hi Java Techie, You gave the example of runAsync(). In that you called get(). My question is that is correct that the main thread calls get() method of completable future instance, because in that case only CompletableFuture will get chance to complete processing. CompletableFuture has Daemon threads if main thread dies then daemon will be automatically died. If we did not use get method rather we use callback then we have to make the main thread sleep for seconds so that CompletableFuture and its callback will get chance to complete process otherwise daemon threads of CompletableFuture, will die along with main thread of JVM.

Thank you sir for such explanation 🙏🏻

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Awesome video. I would like to ask the difference between Executor and ExecutorService ... and Future and FutureTask? When and which one to use? thanks

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Always on point. Videos from this channel are very practical and easy to follow even the complex concepts. Appreciate the time and effort spent in creating it. Is there a video that explains different threadpool mechanisms in the executor service?

Good content..

Very good explanation 👌

Thank you so much for this another good content.

Please do a video on to clarify callable, completablefuture and executor.

Thanks for the video, what is the advantage using own executors over the global poo thread?

Nice tutorial But we can achieve also using lisnable future it's having addcallback method which is non blocking . We can execute rest of code.

We can use invokeAll() by adding all these futures in list

Awesome video. get method wont be blocking main thread until supply async completes its task? If yes can we have whencomplete method?

thanks a lot man !!

Bro make a video on java developer learning path for junior developer's & upcoming fresher's

thx

Thank you for the video! Is it possible to use this approach assuming the following scenario? We have a method in the service layer that is calling inside 6 external services using feign client. We would like to call them in parallel to reduce the execution time. Keep in mind that each of these API calls is also validation the data they receive. If all the checks of every external API call is ok, then we are fine. In case at least one of the API results does not satisfy our conditions, we have to throw an exception. Can we use this approach or there is another way to do it? Thank you in advance for your time!

Spring webflux will also do the same . How it is different from mono and flux?

Can't we use try catch block to handle the exception in case of Future

Hi sir can you pls upload junit groovy test classes for unasync methods

Couple of example showing here , using get() method which are blocking threads , why ? Why are you not using complete() method ?

Hi sir could you please make a video on how to mock "supplyAsync" method of completablefuture in Junit class. I'm stuck there and tried everything possible on GitHub and stack overflow. It's failing or going into infinite loop. The scenario is that supplyAsync method is overridden in the class.

Sir, I was trying to implement a scheduler cron job which will take cron expression from database when ever the application starts.but challenge here is how to get cron expression from table with out restart of application.can you make a video on this??

any one suggest, I don't want to hold my main tread to complete the executions of child treads, so that i can return the response as soon as i started by async method.

Thanks for this tutorial, I have few queries : why only one thread used when we pass executor service with thread pool of size 5? is there any way to spin up multiple threads if the file is large?

Thanks

Pls help share the link of the next video? thanks so much

You can pass a CountDownLatch to the futures to join them

do you also have a video on Executor Service?

Still we are blocking main thread

How to mock completablefuture in mockito

Thanks for the content 🙂 I think the correct method is complete() and not toCompletableFuture () - mintutes 28:50 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbBlh9tlmNeae4E.html

where is the 3rd part?

Future.cancel ?

the video is not making any sense