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How to stop execution of ScheduledExecutorService

 
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Hello Ranchers
I have developed a code which actually polls the data from a list. Polling needs to happened in multiple threads. For which I am using ScheduledExecutorService. This service will call the logic for data polling after every 2 sec time interval.
I was able to do this. Though when all the data from the list is read and list becomes empty I want to terminate all the threads which are created by ScheduledExecutorService.
Is there any way I can stop this ScheduledExecutorService.
Below is the code which I have written .




Here ThreadPushWorker will have the actual queue in which data is present and I need to terminate the execution of queuePushExecutor once list is empty.
Any help, link will greatly be appreciated.
Thanks
Samir
 
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In addition I as well notice that there is only one thread which is getting created and this is as per the java doc for "newScheduledThreadPool"
Though is there any way I can create multiple threads which will go and execute "ThreadPushWorker" which is my runnable in the current example ?
Thanks
Samir
 
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create another scheduled executor service for checking the queue size at regular intervals




 
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Hello Noman,
Thank you so much for the reply. That solved my problem.
Thank you so much.
~Samir
 
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