/** {@inheritDoc} */
public void runTask(KernelRunnable task, Identity owner) throws Exception {
if (isShutdown) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Scheduler is shutdown");
}
if (ContextResolver.isCurrentTransaction()) {
// we're already active in a transaction, so just run the task
task.run();
} else {
// we're starting a new transaction
ScheduledTaskImpl scheduledTask =
new ScheduledTaskImpl(task, owner, defaultPriority, System.currentTimeMillis());
waitForTask(scheduledTask, false);
}
}
@Test
public void testMockedModus001() throws Exception {
Assert.assertNotNull(context);
Assert.assertFalse(context.isMockedModusActive());
((TestContext) context).setTestModus(true);
Assert.assertTrue(context.isMockedModusActive());
Assert.assertNotNull(contextResolver);
final AnnotationLiteral annotationLiteral = contextResolver.resolveContext(this.getClass());
Assert.assertNotNull(annotationLiteral);
Assert.assertEquals(new AnnotationLiteral<CDICommonsMocked>() {}, annotationLiteral);
}
/**
* Package-private method that runs the given task in a transaction that is not bound by any
* timeout value (i.e., is bound only by the {@code com.sun.sgs.txn.timeout.unbounded} property
* value).
*
* @param task the {@code KernelRunnable} to run transactionally
* @param owner the {@code Identity} that owns the task
* @throws IllegalStateException if this method is called from an actively running transaction
* @throws Exception if there is any failure that does not result in re-trying the task
*/
void runUnboundedTask(KernelRunnable task, Identity owner) throws Exception {
if (isShutdown) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Scheduler is shutdown");
}
if (ContextResolver.isCurrentTransaction()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot be called from within " + "an active transaction");
}
// NOTE: in the current system we only use this method once, and
// that's when the application is initialized, in which case there
// is no other task trying to run...if we decide to start using
// this method more broadly, then it should probably use a separate
// thread-pool so that it doesn't affect transaction latency
ScheduledTaskImpl scheduledTask =
new ScheduledTaskImpl(task, owner, defaultPriority, System.currentTimeMillis());
waitForTask(scheduledTask, true);
}
/**
* Private method that executes a single task, creating the transaction state and handling re-try
* as appropriate. If the thread calling this method is interrupted before the task can complete
* then this method attempts to re-schedule the task to run in another thread if {@code
* retryOnInterruption} is {@code true} and always re-throws the associated {@code
* InterruptedException}. Providing {@code true} for the {@code unbounded} parameter results in a
* transaction with timeout value as specified by the value of the {@code
* TransactionCoordinator.TXN_UNBOUNDED_TIMEOUT_PROPERTY} property.
*
* <p>This method returns {@code true} if the task was completed or failed permanently, and {@code
* false} otherwise. If {@code false} is returned then the task is scheduled to be re-tried at
* some point in the future, possibly by another thread, by this method. The caller may query the
* status of the task and wait for the task to complete or fail permanently through the {@code
* ScheduledTaskImpl} interface.
*/
private boolean executeTask(
ScheduledTaskImpl task, boolean unbounded, boolean retryOnInterruption)
throws InterruptedException {
logger.log(Level.FINEST, "starting a new transactional task");
// store the current owner, and then push the new thread detail
Identity parent = ContextResolver.getCurrentOwner();
ContextResolver.setTaskState(kernelContext, task.getOwner());
try {
// keep trying to run the task until we succeed, tracking how
// many tries it actually took
while (true) {
if (!task.setRunning(true)) {
// this task is already finished
return true;
}
// NOTE: We could report the two queue sizes separately,
// so we should figure out how we want to represent these
int waitSize = backingQueue.getReadyCount() + dependencyCount.get();
profileCollectorHandle.startTask(
task.getTask(), task.getOwner(), task.getStartTime(), waitSize);
task.incrementTryCount();
Transaction transaction = null;
try {
// setup the transaction state
TransactionHandle handle = transactionCoordinator.createTransaction(unbounded);
transaction = handle.getTransaction();
ContextResolver.setCurrentTransaction(transaction);
try {
// notify the profiler and access coordinator
profileCollectorHandle.noteTransactional(transaction.getId());
accessCoordinator.notifyNewTransaction(
transaction, task.getStartTime(), task.getTryCount());
// run the task in the new transactional context
task.getTask().run();
} finally {
// regardless of the outcome, always clear the current
// transaction state before proceeding...
ContextResolver.clearCurrentTransaction(transaction);
}
// try to commit the transaction...note that there's the
// chance that the application code masked the orginal
// cause of a failure, so we'll check for that first,
// re-throwing the root cause in that case
if (transaction.isAborted()) {
throw transaction.getAbortCause();
}
handle.commit();
// the task completed successfully, so we're done
profileCollectorHandle.finishTask(task.getTryCount());
task.setDone(null);
return true;
} catch (InterruptedException ie) {
// make sure the transaction was aborted
if (!transaction.isAborted()) {
transaction.abort(ie);
}
profileCollectorHandle.finishTask(task.getTryCount(), ie);
// if the task didn't finish because of the interruption
// then we want to note that and possibly re-queue the
// task to run in a usable thread
if (task.setInterrupted() && retryOnInterruption) {
if (!handoffRetry(task, ie)) {
// if the task couldn't be re-queued, then there's
// nothing left to do but drop it
task.setDone(ie);
if (logger.isLoggable(Level.WARNING)) {
logger.logThrow(Level.WARNING, ie, "dropping " + "an interrupted task: {0}" + task);
}
}
}
// always re-throw the interruption
throw ie;
} catch (Throwable t) {
// make sure the transaction was aborted
if ((transaction != null) && (!transaction.isAborted())) {
transaction.abort(t);
}
profileCollectorHandle.finishTask(task.getTryCount(), t);
// some error occurred, so see if we should re-try
if (!shouldRetry(task, t)) {
// the task is not being re-tried
task.setDone(t);
return true;
} else {
// see if the re-try should be handed-off
task.setRunning(false);
if (handoffRetry(task, t)) {
return false;
}
}
}
}
} finally {
// always restore the previous owner before leaving...
ContextResolver.setTaskState(kernelContext, parent);
}
}
