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## org.springframework.scheduling
Interface SchedulingTaskExecutor

All Superinterfaces:
  TaskExecutor

All Known Implementing Classes:
  ConcurrentTaskExecutor, ConcurrentTaskExecutor, SimpleThreadPoolTaskExecutor, ThreadPoolTaskExecutor, ThreadPoolTaskExecutor, TimerTaskExecutor, WorkManagerTaskExecutor, WorkManagerTaskExecutor

    public interface SchedulingTaskExecutor

extends TaskExecutor

A `TaskExecutor` extension exposing scheduling characteristics that are relevant to potential task submitters.

Scheduling clients are encouraged to submit `Runnables` that match the exposed preferences of the `TaskExecutor` implementation in use.

Since:
  2.0
Author:
  Juergen Hoeller
See Also:
  `SchedulingAwareRunnable`, `TaskExecutor`, `WorkManagerTaskExecutor`

Method Summary
`boolean` | `prefersShortLivedTasks()` Does this `TaskExecutor` prefer short-lived tasks over long-lived tasks?

Methods inherited from interface org.springframework.core.task.TaskExecutor
`execute`

Method Detail

### prefersShortLivedTasks

    boolean prefersShortLivedTasks()

  Does this `TaskExecutor` prefer short-lived tasks over long-lived tasks?

  A `SchedulingTaskExecutor` implementation can indicate whether it prefers submitted tasks to perform as little work as they can within a single task execution. For example, submitted tasks might break a repeated loop into individual subtasks which submit a follow-up task afterwards (if feasible).

  This should be considered a hint. Of course `TaskExecutor` clients are free to ignore this flag and hence the `SchedulingTaskExecutor` interface overall. However, thread pools will usually indicated a preference for short-lived tasks, to be able to perform more fine-grained scheduling.

  Returns:
    `true` if this `TaskExecutor` prefers short-lived tasks

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