Hi,
I was trying to rewrite my @Asynchronous (EJB) methods with @Futureable
(Deltaspike) but noticed that @Futureable does not work with methods returning
void.
Was it somehow overlooked or deliberately omitted? I could understand that
@Futureable means that a Future<T> must be returned as its name would suggest.
In my case, I am trying to process elements in parallel and use a
CompletionService (which needs an Executor) to do something after all elements
have been processed. I implemented a simple Executor with @Futureable run() but
it does not work because run() is a void method.
Thanks,
Xavier
