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

    pub trait ActorContext {
        fn stop(&mut self);
        fn terminate(&mut self);
        fn state(&self) -> ActorState;
    }

Actor execution context

Each actor runs within specific execution context. `Actor::Context` defines context. Execution context defines type of execution, actor communication channels (message handling).

## Required Methods

### `fn stop(&mut self)`

Immediately stop processing incoming messages and switch to a `stopping` state

### `fn terminate(&mut self)`

Terminate actor execution

### `fn state(&self) -> ActorState`

Actor execution state

## Implementors

- `impl<A, S> ActorContext for HttpContext<A, S> where A: Actor<Context = Self>,` | [src]

- `impl<A> ActorContext for SyncContext<A> where A: Actor<Context = SyncContext<A>>,` |

- `impl<A> ActorContext for Context<A> where A: Actor<Context = Context<A>>,` |

- `impl<A, S> ActorContext for WebsocketContext<A, S> where A: Actor<Context = Self>,` | [src]

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