# Trait actix_web::actix::actix::ContextFutureSpawner[−]

    pub trait ContextFutureSpawner<A> where
        A: Actor,
        <A as Actor>::Context: AsyncContext<A>, {
        fn spawn(self, ctx: &mut <A as Actor>::Context);
        fn wait(self, ctx: &mut <A as Actor>::Context);
    }

Helper trait which can spawn future into actor's context

## Required Methods

### `fn spawn(self, ctx: &mut <A as Actor>::Context)`

spawn future into `Context<A>`

### `fn wait(self, ctx: &mut <A as Actor>::Context)`

Spawn future into the context. Stop processing any of incoming events until this future resolves.

## Implementors

- `impl<A, T> ContextFutureSpawner<A> for T where A: Actor, T: ActorFuture<Item = (), Error = (), Actor = A> + 'static, <A as Actor>::Context: AsyncContext<A>,` |

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