Example #1
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 /**
  * Notify the worker the block is cached.
  *
  * <p>This call is called remotely from {@link tachyon.client.TachyonFS#cacheBlock(long)} which is
  * only ever called from {@link tachyon.client.BlockOutStream#close()} (though its a public api so
  * anyone could call it). There are a few interesting preconditions for this to work.
  *
  * <p>1) Client process writes to files locally under a tachyon defined temp directory. 2) Worker
  * process is on the same node as the client 3) Client is talking to the local worker directly
  *
  * <p>If all conditions are true, then and only then can this method ever be called; all
  * operations work on local files.
  *
  * @param userId The user id of the client who send the notification
  * @param blockId The id of the block
  * @throws FileDoesNotExistException
  * @throws SuspectedFileSizeException
  * @throws BlockInfoException
  * @throws TException
  */
 public void cacheBlock(long userId, long blockId)
     throws FileDoesNotExistException, SuspectedFileSizeException, BlockInfoException, TException {
   File srcFile = new File(CommonUtils.concat(getUserTempFolder(userId), blockId));
   File dstFile = new File(CommonUtils.concat(mLocalDataFolder, blockId));
   long fileSizeBytes = srcFile.length();
   if (!srcFile.exists()) {
     throw new FileDoesNotExistException("File " + srcFile + " does not exist.");
   }
   if (!srcFile.renameTo(dstFile)) {
     throw new FileDoesNotExistException(
         "Failed to rename file from " + srcFile.getPath() + " to " + dstFile.getPath());
   }
   addBlockId(blockId, fileSizeBytes);
   mUsers.addOwnBytes(userId, -fileSizeBytes);
   mMasterClient.worker_cacheBlock(
       mWorkerId, mWorkerSpaceCounter.getUsedBytes(), blockId, fileSizeBytes);
   LOG.info(userId + " " + dstFile);
 }
Example #2
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 private void addFoundBlock(long blockId, long length)
     throws FileDoesNotExistException, SuspectedFileSizeException, BlockInfoException, TException {
   addBlockId(blockId, length);
   mMasterClient.worker_cacheBlock(mWorkerId, mWorkerSpaceCounter.getUsedBytes(), blockId, length);
 }