Execution context

By default, all futures are executed in the scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.global context. If you want to provide a separate execution context, you can plug it into Deadbolt by implementing the DeadboltExecutionContextProvider trait.

Scala

import be.objectify.deadbolt.scala.DeadboltExecutionContextProvider

class CustomDeadboltExecutionContextProvider extends DeadboltExecutionContextProvider {
  override def get(): ExecutionContext = ???
}

NB: This provider is invoked twice, once in DeadboltActions and once in ViewSupport.

Once you've implemented the provider, you need to declare it in your custom module (see "Getting started with Deadbolt").

Scala

class CustomDeadboltHook extends Module {
  override def bindings(environment: Environment, configuration: Configuration): Seq[Binding[_]] = Seq(
      bind[HandlerCache].to[MyHandlerCache],
        bind[DeadboltExecutionContextProvider].to[CustomDeadboltExecutionContextProvider]
    )
}