Re: [vertx:25267] Timers guarantee in Vert.x

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Tim Fox

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Apr 30, 2015, 3:25:03 AM4/30/15
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I can't think of a reason why a timer wouldn't fire, as long as you're not blocking the context.

Remember - timers, like any event in Vert.x are executed on the event loop (or in a worker if it's a worker), so if you're blocking the event loop or worker they won't get executed until it's freed up.

I think I mentioned this before.

On 30/04/15 04:04, bytor99999 wrote:
Besides the node dropping, are we guaranteed that all timers will fire?

Is it possible, to just lose a timer that gets created?

Thanks

Mark
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