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https://github.com/xinitrc86/zthread
Simple Thread implementation for ABAP. Based on JAVA Thread, its Runnable interface with some additional callback capabilities.
https://github.com/xinitrc86/zthread
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Simple Thread implementation for ABAP. Based on JAVA Thread, its Runnable interface with some additional callback capabilities.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/xinitrc86/zthread
- Owner: xinitrc86
- License: mit
- Created: 2021-08-25T10:57:45.000Z (about 3 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2023-09-14T20:12:20.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-10-03T12:33:25.777Z (about 2 months ago)
- Language: ABAP
- Size: 165 KB
- Stars: 39
- Watchers: 5
- Forks: 8
- Open Issues: 3
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# ZThread
Simple parallel execution via Threads implemented in ABAP, based on JAVA Thread and its *Runnable* interface plus callback capabilities.
Check the [blog post](https://blogs.sap.com/2021/08/26/async-parallel-abap-in-a-oo-way/) for more details.
Check the ABAPDocs for API information.
```abap
data(someProcessing) = new zcl_some_processing( some_data ).
data(anotherProcessing) = new zcl_some_other( some_data ).
new zcl_thread( someProcessing )->start( ).
new zcl_thread( anotherProcessing )->start( ).
"waits for threads to finish"
zcl_thread=>join_all( ).
write: 'All done!'
```
You can check the ABAP Docs for info and the source for examples. Feel free to provide new examples or colaborate with this.
## Usage
Implement the *zif_runnable* interface with the logic you want to *fork* (start in a new thread), give it to a thread and start:
```abap
class zcl_my_runnable...
interfaces zif_runnable.
method constructor.
"store data to process
endmethod.
method zif_runnable~run.
"...process data.
endmethod.
endclass.
data(firstSplit) = new zcl_my_runnable( data_to_process_1 ).
data(secondSplit) = new zcl_my_runnable( data_to_process_2 ).
new zcl_thread( firstSplit )->start( ).
new zcl_thread( secondSplit )->start( ).
```
### Waiting for Threads to end
The static method join_all allows *join* (wait for threads to finish).
```abap
data(myThread) = new zcl_thread(aRunnable).
new zcl_thread(anotherRunnable)->start( ).
new zcl_thread(yetAnotherRunnable)->start( ).
myThread->start( ).
myThread->join( ). "waits for this specific thread"
zcl_thread=>join_all( ). "waits for all threads to finish"
```
### Retrieving threads results
You can retrieve results back from Threads by implementing the *zif_runnable_result* interface.
```abap
class zcl_my_runnable definition.
"here runnable is implementing both interfaces"
"but the result can be a separate object too"
interfaces: zif_runnable, zif_runnable_result.
data myNumbers type standard table of p...
data myTotal type p.
method get_total.
rv_result = myTotal.
endmethod.
method zif_runnable~run.
"sums numbers into myTotal"
myTotal = reduce #(
init total = 0.
for number in myNumbers
next
total = total + number
).
"This is possoble because me is implementing
"zif_runnable_result. Could be another object.
ro_result = me.
endmethod.
endclass.
data(myRunnable) = new zcl_my_runnable( value #( ( 10 ) ( 10 ) ( 10 ) ) ).
data(myThread) = new zcl_thread( myRunnable ).
myThread->start( ).
myThread->join( ).
"retrieves the result, callers must know its type"
data(myResult) = cast zcl_my_runnable( myThread->get_result( ) ).
data(myTotal) = myResult->get_total( ).
write: myTotal. "30"
```
### Defining callbacks
To defined a callback, implement interface *zif_thread_callback|* and passe it along to the thread. For an callback object to be called back, it must still be referenced once the thread is finished.
```abap
class zcl_callback_example definition.
interfaces zif_thread_callback.
private section.
data myTotal type p.
method zif_thread_callback~on_result.
data(result) = cast zcl_my_result( io_result ).
myTotal = myTotal + result->get_total( ).
endmethod.
method zif_thread_callback~on_error.
raise exception type zcx_myError
exporting previous = io_error.
endmethod.
method sumAll.
data(runnable1) = zcl_my_Runnable( value #( ( 10 ) ( 10 ) ( 10 ) ) ). "adds to 30"
data(runnable2) = zcl_my_Runnable( value #( ( 20 ) ( 20 ) ( 20 ) ) ). "adds to 60"
new zcl_thread( io_runnable = runnable1, io_callback = me )->start( ).
new zcl_thread( io_runnable = runnable2, io_callback = me )->start( ).
zcl_thread=>join_all( ).
write: myTotal. "sum 30 + 60 = 90 "
endmethod.
endclass.
```
# Help welcomed
Reviews, examples, downports. Feel free to contribute.