/** @param e Error. */
  void onError(Throwable e) {
    tx.commitError(e);

    if (err.compareAndSet(null, e)) {
      boolean marked = tx.setRollbackOnly();

      if (e instanceof GridCacheTxRollbackException) {
        if (marked) {
          try {
            tx.rollback();
          } catch (GridException ex) {
            U.error(log, "Failed to automatically rollback transaction: " + tx, ex);
          }
        }
      } else if (tx.implicit()
          && tx.isSystemInvalidate()) { // Finish implicit transaction on heuristic error.
        try {
          tx.close();
        } catch (GridException ex) {
          U.error(log, "Failed to invalidate transaction: " + tx, ex);
        }
      }

      onComplete();
    }
  }
 /** @param lsnr Listener to external collision events. */
 public void setCollisionExternalListener(@Nullable GridCollisionExternalListener lsnr) {
   if (enabled()) {
     if (lsnr != null && !extLsnr.compareAndSet(null, lsnr))
       assert false
           : "Collision external listener has already been set "
               + "(perhaps need to add support for multiple listeners)";
     else if (log.isDebugEnabled())
       log.debug("Successfully set external collision listener: " + lsnr);
   }
 }
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  /**
   * Basically, future mapping consists from two parts. First, we must determine the topology
   * version this future will map on. Locking is performed within a user transaction, we must
   * continue to map keys on the same topology version as it started. If topology version is
   * undefined, we get current topology future and wait until it completes so the topology is ready
   * to use.
   *
   * <p>During the second part we map keys to primary nodes using topology snapshot we obtained
   * during the first part. Note that if primary node leaves grid, the future will fail and
   * transaction will be rolled back.
   */
  void map() {
    // Obtain the topology version to use.
    GridDiscoveryTopologySnapshot snapshot =
        tx != null
            ? tx.topologySnapshot()
            : cctx.mvcc().lastExplicitLockTopologySnapshot(Thread.currentThread().getId());

    if (snapshot != null) {
      // Continue mapping on the same topology version as it was before.
      topSnapshot.compareAndSet(null, snapshot);

      map(keys);

      markInitialized();

      return;
    }

    // Must get topology snapshot and map on that version.
    mapOnTopology();
  }
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  /**
   * Acquires topology future and checks it completeness under the read lock. If it is not complete,
   * will asynchronously wait for it's completeness and then try again.
   */
  void mapOnTopology() {
    // We must acquire topology snapshot from the topology version future.
    try {
      cctx.topology().readLock();

      try {
        GridDhtTopologyFuture fut = cctx.topologyVersionFuture();

        if (fut.isDone()) {
          GridDiscoveryTopologySnapshot snapshot = fut.topologySnapshot();

          if (tx != null) {
            tx.topologyVersion(snapshot.topologyVersion());
            tx.topologySnapshot(snapshot);
          }

          topSnapshot.compareAndSet(null, snapshot);

          map(keys);

          markInitialized();
        } else {
          fut.listenAsync(
              new CI1<GridFuture<Long>>() {
                @Override
                public void apply(GridFuture<Long> t) {
                  mapOnTopology();
                }
              });
        }
      } finally {
        cctx.topology().readUnlock();
      }
    } catch (GridException e) {
      onDone(e);
    }
  }
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 /** @param t Error. */
 private void onError(Throwable t) {
   err.compareAndSet(null, t instanceof GridCacheLockTimeoutException ? null : t);
 }