RequestFactory queue manager (network retry etc)... already exist and/or worth making FOSS?

Hello,

We have some code that lets us manage the requests from the RequestFactory. So do things like retry after auth failure or network outage...

So simple usage is something like:

NonAtomicBatch batch = new NonAtomicBatch();

batch.add(new RfEntry(someRequestFactoryRequest));

batch.add(new RfEntry(someOtherFactoryRequest));

// do this without indicating in the UI

// both requests will be processed on the server

backgroundPipe.add(batch);

// tell the user the client is busy while this is in progresss

foregroundPipe.add(new RfEntry(moreImportantRequest));

We use NonAtomicBatch so we can send the contents of an Editor to the server, fail it on validation but still execute another request

(e.g. to get the server to do something with the latest contents of the Editor)

In setting up the queues you can add listeners etc to feed the UI.

So... This already exist? If not does it seem worth open sourcing? We have no particular interest in owning this code but it is the only

way we could see to do what the customer wanted.

Cheers

Sam

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