Source: dzone.com
Eventing Improvements (Timers, Handlers, and Statistics)
by We’ve introduced new Eventing Timers that can be canceled using the cancelTimer() function, or by creating a new timer with the same reference identifier as an existing timer. Recurring timers are also fully supported, and can easily be used to create repetitive logic by using a timer callback to create fresh timers.
If you are not familiar with Couchbase or the Eventing service please walk through GET STARTED and one Eventing example specifically refer to the following: With the addition of the cancelTimer() function, or by creating a new Eventing Timer with the same reference identifier as an existing timer active Timers that have yet to fire can be canceled.
Demonstrate the creation of a lot of Eventing Timers (in this case 50,000) and schedule them well into the future (by 96 hours) and then cancel the entire set (or allowed them all to fire the callback routine TimerCallback).
If you are not familiar with Couchbase or the Eventing service please walk through GET STARTED and one Eventing example specifically refer to the following: With the addition of the cancelTimer() function, or by creating a new Eventing Timer with the same reference identifier as an existing timer active Timers that have yet to fire can be canceled.
Demonstrate the creation of a lot of Eventing Timers (in this case 50,000) and schedule them well into the future (by 96 hours) and then cancel the entire set (or allowed them all to fire the callback routine TimerCallback).
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