How to use

observeOn

method

in

rx.subjects.AsyncSubject

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

.observeOn(stateController.rxScheduler())
.subscribe(new Action1<Long>() {
  @Override

/**
 * Creates a {@link ViewQueryResponse} from its request based on the returned info.
 *
 * Note that observables are attached to this response which are completed later in the response cycle.
 *
 * @return the initial response.
 */
private CouchbaseResponse handleViewQueryResponse() {
  int code = responseHeader.getStatus().code();
  String phrase = responseHeader.getStatus().reasonPhrase();
  ResponseStatus status = ResponseStatusConverter.fromHttp(responseHeader.getStatus().code());
  Scheduler scheduler = env().scheduler();
  long ttl = env().autoreleaseAfter();
  viewRowObservable = UnicastAutoReleaseSubject.create(ttl, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, scheduler);
  viewInfoObservable = UnicastAutoReleaseSubject.create(ttl, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, scheduler);
  viewErrorObservable = AsyncSubject.create();
  //set up trace ids on all these UnicastAutoReleaseSubjects, so that if they get in a bad state
  // (multiple subscribers or subscriber coming in too late) we can trace back to here
  viewRowObservable.withTraceIdentifier("viewRow");
  viewInfoObservable.withTraceIdentifier("viewInfo");
  return new ViewQueryResponse(
    viewRowObservable.onBackpressureBuffer().observeOn(scheduler),
    viewInfoObservable.onBackpressureBuffer().observeOn(scheduler),
    viewErrorObservable.observeOn(scheduler),
    code,
    phrase,
    status,
    currentRequest()
  );
}

/**
 * Creates a {@link ViewQueryResponse} from its request based on the returned info.
 *
 * Note that observables are attached to this response which are completed later in the response cycle.
 *
 * @return the initial response.
 */
private CouchbaseResponse handleViewQueryResponse() {
  int code = responseHeader.getStatus().code();
  String phrase = responseHeader.getStatus().reasonPhrase();
  ResponseStatus status = ResponseStatusConverter.fromHttp(responseHeader.getStatus().code());
  Scheduler scheduler = env().scheduler();
  long ttl = env().autoreleaseAfter();
  viewRowObservable = UnicastAutoReleaseSubject.create(ttl, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, scheduler);
  viewInfoObservable = UnicastAutoReleaseSubject.create(ttl, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS, scheduler);
  viewErrorObservable = AsyncSubject.create();
  //set up trace ids on all these UnicastAutoReleaseSubjects, so that if they get in a bad state
  // (multiple subscribers or subscriber coming in too late) we can trace back to here
  viewRowObservable.withTraceIdentifier("viewRow");
  viewInfoObservable.withTraceIdentifier("viewInfo");
  return new ViewQueryResponse(
    viewRowObservable.onBackpressureBuffer().observeOn(scheduler),
    viewInfoObservable.onBackpressureBuffer().observeOn(scheduler),
    viewErrorObservable.observeOn(scheduler),
    code,
    phrase,
    status,
    currentRequest()
  );
}

queryRowObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
querySignatureObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryStatusObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryInfoObservable.observeOn(scheduler);

queryRowObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
querySignatureObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryStatusObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryInfoObservable.observeOn(scheduler);

queryRowObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
querySignatureObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryStatusObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryInfoObservable.observeOn(scheduler);

queryRowObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
querySignatureObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryStatusObservable.observeOn(scheduler);
queryInfoObservable.observeOn(scheduler);