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4.  def apply(): DatasyncManager

   Scala API.

   Scala API. Obtain a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. First, an ActorSystem is started, then both ExecutionContextExecutor and ActorMaterializer are created under the hood, from this ActorSystem, respectively via system.dispatcher method and ActorMaterializer's apply methods.
   Example:

   val manager = DatasyncManager()

5.  def apply(system: ActorSystem): DatasyncManager

   Scala API.

   Scala API. Obtain a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. Both ExecutionContextExecutor and ActorMaterializer are created under the hood, from system, respectively via system.dispatcher method and ActorMaterializer's apply methods. Example:

   val system = ActorSystem("myActorSystemName")
   
   val manager = DatasyncManager(system)

   system

   an already started ActorSystem

6.  def apply(system: ActorSystem, materializer: ActorMaterializer): DatasyncManager

   Scala API.

   Scala API. Obtain a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. An ExecutionContextExecutor, is created under the hood from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method. Example:

   val system = ActorSystem("myActorSystemName")
   val materializer = ActorMaterializer()(system)
   
   val manager = DatasyncManager(system, materializer)

   system

   an already started ActorSystem

   materializer

   an ActorMaterializer, usually obtained from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method

7.  def apply(system: ActorSystem, executor: ExecutionContextExecutor): DatasyncManager

   Scala API.

   Scala API. Obtain a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. An ActorMaterializer is created under the hood from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method. Example:

   val system = ActorSystem("myActorSystemName")
   val executor = system.dispatcher
   
   val manager = DatasyncManager(system, executor)

   system

   an already started ActorSystem

   executor

   an ExecutionContextExecutor, usually obtained from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method

8.  def apply(system: ActorSystem, executor: ExecutionContextExecutor, materializer: ActorMaterializer): DatasyncManager

   Scala API.

   Scala API. Obtain a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. Example:

   val system = ActorSystem("myActorSystemName")
   val executor = system.dispatcher
   val materializer = ActorMaterializer()(system)
   
   val manager = DatasyncManager(system, executor, materializer)

   system

   an already started ActorSystem

   executor

   an ExecutionContextExecutor, usually obtained from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method

   materializer

   an ActorMaterializer, usually obtained from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method

9.  final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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10.  def clone(): AnyRef

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11.  def create(): DatasyncManager

    Java API.

    Java API. Create a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. First, an ActorSystem is started, then both ExecutionContextExecutor and ActorMaterializer are created under the hood, from this ActorSystem, respectively via system.dispatcher method and ActorMaterializer's apply methods. Example:

    final static DatasyncManager manager = DatasyncManager.create();

12.  def create(system: ActorSystem): DatasyncManager

    Java API.

    Java API. Create a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. Both ExecutionContextExecutor and ActorMaterializer are created under the hood, from system, respectively via system.dispatcher method and ActorMaterializer's apply methods. Example:

    final static ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create("myActorSystemName");
    
    final static DatasyncManager manager = DatasyncManager.create(system);

    system

    an already started ActorSystem

13.  def create(system: ActorSystem, materializer: ActorMaterializer): DatasyncManager

    Java API.

    Java API. Create a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. An ExecutionContextExecutor, is created under the hood from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method. Example:

    final static ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create("myActorSystemName");
    final static ActorMaterializer materializer = ActorMaterializer.create(system);
    
    final static DatasyncManager manager = DatasyncManager.create(system, materializer);

    system

    an already started ActorSystem

    materializer

    an ActorMaterializer, usually obtained from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method

14.  def create(system: ActorSystem, executor: ExecutionContextExecutor): DatasyncManager

    Java API.

    Java API. Create a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. An ActorMaterializer is created under the hood from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method. Example:

    final static ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create("myActorSystemName");
    final static ExecutionContextExecutor executor = system.dispatcher();
    
    final static DatasyncManager manager = DatasyncManager.create(system, executor);

    system

    an already started ActorSystem

    executor

    an ExecutionContextExecutor, usually obtained from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method

15.  def create(system: ActorSystem, executor: ExecutionContextExecutor, materializer: ActorMaterializer): DatasyncManager

    Java API.

    Java API. Create a DatasyncManager for preparing operations on Flexible Datasync, such as Put or Listen. Example:

    final static ActorSystem system = ActorSystem.create("myActorSystemName");
    final static ExecutionContextExecutor executor = system.dispatcher();
    final static ActorMaterializer materializer = ActorMaterializer.create(system);
    
    final static DatasyncManager manager = DatasyncManager.create(system, executor, materializer);

    system

    an already started ActorSystem

    executor

    an ExecutionContextExecutor, usually obtained from system default dispatcher via system.dispatcher method

    materializer

    an ActorMaterializer, usually obtained from system via ActorMaterializer's apply method

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27.  final def wait(): Unit

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