These are unpublished classes so you should use them at your own
risk. They may change in a future release in which case you will get
NoSuchMethodError exceptions thrown.
You can see how Twig uses them in AyncDatastoreHelper to implement
async datastore commands. Twigs implementation protects against
changes to these classes by capturing errors and retrying the normal
synchronous commands instead. So if there are any problems due to
server side upgrades Twig drops back to normal speed operations that
are run serially rather than in parallel.
John
On 26 Oct 2010, at 18:02, dominity wrote:
Hi, guys.
Is there any information of how could I use these classes in my code?
Best regards, Alexander.
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