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inEventLoop() — netty Function Reference

Architecture documentation for the inEventLoop() function in SslHandler.java from the netty codebase.

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  c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722["inEventLoop()"]
  d8b07a7c_44f8_c4e9_efe8_49bfae7d4af1["SslHandler"]
  c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722 -->|defined in| d8b07a7c_44f8_c4e9_efe8_49bfae7d4af1
  c5224ece_f1a4_5cb6_4610_f10831b396c3["ChannelFuture()"]
  c5224ece_f1a4_5cb6_4610_f10831b396c3 -->|calls| c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722
  985b3057_a9f6_8ddd_4409_70c4485507c5["runDelegatedTasks()"]
  985b3057_a9f6_8ddd_4409_70c4485507c5 -->|calls| c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722
  f71c9f5a_629f_85be_10f8_6016a9d0eb02["renegotiate()"]
  f71c9f5a_629f_85be_10f8_6016a9d0eb02 -->|calls| c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722
  3767fed6_8ef0_e61c_ca65_bd1e0902b8bb["resumeOnEventExecutor()"]
  3767fed6_8ef0_e61c_ca65_bd1e0902b8bb -->|calls| c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722
  8c148524_5863_9fd9_17ef_b36c8e32fd70["handleException()"]
  8c148524_5863_9fd9_17ef_b36c8e32fd70 -->|calls| c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722
  style c424fd0b_8c85_a9c8_f54b_4dd373f93722 fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff

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Source Code

handler/src/main/java/io/netty/handler/ssl/SslHandler.java lines 1670–1672

    private static boolean inEventLoop(Executor executor) {
        return executor instanceof EventExecutor && ((EventExecutor) executor).inEventLoop();
    }

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does inEventLoop() do?
inEventLoop() is a function in the netty codebase, defined in handler/src/main/java/io/netty/handler/ssl/SslHandler.java.
Where is inEventLoop() defined?
inEventLoop() is defined in handler/src/main/java/io/netty/handler/ssl/SslHandler.java at line 1670.
What calls inEventLoop()?
inEventLoop() is called by 5 function(s): ChannelFuture, handleException, renegotiate, resumeOnEventExecutor, runDelegatedTasks.

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