/**
* Prints a phrase on the grid nodes running anonymous callable objects and calculating total
* number of letters.
*
* @param phrase Phrase to print on of the grid nodes.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void countLettersCallable(String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting countLettersCallable() example...");
Collection<Callable<Integer>> calls = new HashSet<Callable<Integer>>();
for (final String word : phrase.split(" "))
calls.add(
new GridCallable<Integer>() { // Create executable logic.
@Override
public Integer call() throws Exception {
// Print out a given word, just so we can
// see which node is doing what.
X.println(">>> Executing word: " + word);
// Return the length of a given word, i.e. number of letters.
return word.length();
}
});
// Explicitly execute the collection of callable objects and receive a result.
Collection<Integer> results = G.grid().call(SPREAD, calls);
// Add up all results using convenience 'sum()' method on GridFunc class.
int letterCnt = F.sum(results);
X.println(">>>");
X.println(
">>> Finished execution of counting letters with callables based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> You should see the phrase '" + phrase + "' printed out on the nodes.");
X.println(">>> Total number of letters in the phrase is '" + letterCnt + "'.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Prints a phrase on the grid nodes running anonymous closure objects and calculating total
* number of letters.
*
* @param phrase Phrase to print on of the grid nodes.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void countLettersClosure(String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting countLettersClosure() example...");
// Explicitly execute the collection of callable objects and receive a result.
Collection<Integer> results =
G.grid()
.call(
SPREAD,
new GridClosure<String, Integer>() { // Create executable logic.
@Override
public Integer apply(String word) {
// Print out a given word, just so we can
// see which node is doing what.
X.println(">>> Executing word: " + word);
// Return the length of a given word, i.e. number of letters.
return word.length();
}
},
Arrays.asList(phrase.split(" "))); // Collection of arguments for closures.
// Add up all results using convenience 'sum()' method.
int letterCnt = F.sum(results);
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished execution of counting letters with closure based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> You should see the phrase '" + phrase + "' printed out on the nodes.");
X.println(">>> Total number of letters in the phrase is '" + letterCnt + "'.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Prints every word a phrase on different nodes.
*
* @param phrase Phrase from which to print words on different nodes.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void spreadWordsClosure(String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting spreadWordsClosure() example...");
// Splits the passed in phrase into words and prints every word
// on a individual grid node. If there are more words than nodes -
// some nodes will print more than one word.
G.grid()
.run(
SPREAD,
F.yield(
phrase.split(" "),
new GridInClosure<String>() {
@Override
public void apply(String word) {
X.println(word);
}
}));
// NOTE:
//
// Alternatively, you can use existing closure 'F.println()' to
// print any yield result in 'F.yield()' like so:
//
// G.grid().run(SPREAD, F.yield(phrase.split(" "), F.println()));
//
X.println(">>>");
X.println(
">>> Finished printing individual words on different nodes based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Prints a phrase on one of the grid nodes running anonymous runnable.
*
* @param phrase Phrase to print on one of the grid nodes.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void unicastWordsRunnable(final String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting unicastWordsRunnable() example...");
G.grid()
.run(
UNICAST,
new GridRunnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
X.println(">>> Printing phrase: " + phrase);
}
});
// NOTE:
//
// Alternatively, you can use existing closure 'F.println()' to
// print any text like so:
//
// G.grid().run(UNICAST, F.println(">>> Printing phrase: " + phrase));
//
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished execution of runnable object based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> You should see the phrase '" + phrase + "' printed out on one of the nodes.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Broadcasts a give phrase to all nodes.
*
* @param phrase Phrase to broadcast.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void broadcastWordsClosure(final String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting broadcastWordsClosure() example...");
G.grid()
.run(
BROADCAST,
new GridAbsClosure() {
@Override
public void apply() {
X.println(">>> Printing phrase: " + phrase);
}
});
// NOTE:
//
// Alternatively, you can use existing closure 'F.println()' to
// print any text like so:
//
// G.grid().run(BROADCAST, F.println(">>> Printing phrase: " + phrase));
//
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished broadcasting a phrase to all grid nodes based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Execute {@code HelloWorld} example on the grid.
*
* @param args Command line arguments, none required but if provided first one should point to the
* Spring XML configuration file. See {@code "examples/config/"} for configuration file
* examples.
* @throws GridException If example execution failed.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) throws GridException {
if (args.length == 0) {
G.start();
} else {
G.start(args[0]);
}
try {
Grid grid = G.grid();
// Execute Hello World task.
GridTaskFuture<Integer> fut = grid.execute(GridHelloWorldTask.class, "Hello World");
// Wait for task completion.
int phraseLen = fut.get();
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished executing Grid \"Hello World\" example with custom task.");
X.println(">>> Total number of characters in the phrase is '" + phraseLen + "'.");
X.println(">>> You should see print out of 'Hello' on one node and 'World' on another node.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
} finally {
G.stop(true);
}
}
/**
* Calculates length of a given phrase on the grid.
*
* @param phrase Phrase to count the number of letters in.
* @throws GridException If failed.
*/
private static void countLettersReducer(String phrase) throws GridException {
X.println(">>> Starting countLettersReducer() example...");
Grid grid = G.grid();
// Logger to use in your closure. Note that even though we assign it
// to a local variable, GridGain still allows to use it from remotely
// executed code.
final GridLogger log = grid.log();
// Execute Hello World task.
int letterCnt =
grid.reduce(
BALANCE,
new GridClosure<String, Integer>() { // Create executable logic.
@Override
public Integer apply(String word) {
// Print out a given word, just so we can
// see which node is doing what.
log.info(">>> Calculating for word: " + word);
// Return the length of a given word, i.e. number of letters.
return word.length();
}
},
Arrays.asList(phrase.split(" ")), // Collection of words.
// Create custom reducer.
// NOTE: Alternatively, you can use existing reducer: F.sumIntReducer()
new GridReducer<Integer, Integer>() {
private int sum;
@Override
public boolean collect(Integer res) {
sum += res;
return true; // True means continue collecting until last result.
}
@Override
public Integer apply() {
return sum;
}
});
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished execution of counting letters with reducer based on GridGain 3.0 API.");
X.println(">>> Total number of letters in the phrase is '" + letterCnt + "'.");
X.println(">>> You should see individual words printed out on different nodes.");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is also part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
}
/**
* Starts Grid instance. Note that if grid is already started, then it will be looked up and
* returned from this method.
*
* @return Started grid.
*/
private Grid startGrid() {
Properties props = System.getProperties();
gridName = props.getProperty(GRIDGAIN_NAME.name());
if (!props.containsKey(GRIDGAIN_NAME.name()) || G.state(gridName) != GridFactoryState.STARTED) {
selfStarted = true;
// Set class loader for the spring.
ClassLoader curCl = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
// Add no-op logger to remove no-appender warning.
Appender app = new NullAppender();
Logger.getRootLogger().addAppender(app);
try {
Thread.currentThread().setContextClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
Grid grid = G.start(cfgPath);
gridName = grid.name();
System.setProperty(GRIDGAIN_NAME.name(), grid.name());
return grid;
} catch (GridException e) {
throw new GridRuntimeException("Failed to start grid: " + cfgPath, e);
} finally {
Logger.getRootLogger().removeAppender(app);
Thread.currentThread().setContextClassLoader(curCl);
}
}
return G.grid(gridName);
}
/**
* Executes {@link GridSegmentATask} and {@link GridSegmentBTask} tasks on the grid.
*
* @param args Command line arguments, none required or used.
* @throws GridException If example execution failed.
*/
public static void main(String[] args) throws GridException {
AbstractApplicationContext ctx =
new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("org/gridgain/examples/multispi/master.xml");
// Get configuration from Spring.
GridConfiguration cfg = ctx.getBean("grid.cfg", GridConfiguration.class);
G.start(cfg);
try {
Grid grid = G.grid();
// Execute task on segment "A".
GridTaskFuture<Integer> futA = grid.execute(GridSegmentATask.class, null);
// Execute task on segment "B".
GridTaskFuture<Integer> futB = grid.execute(GridSegmentBTask.class, null);
// Wait for task completion.
futA.get();
futB.get();
X.println(">>>");
X.println(">>> Finished executing Grid \"Multiple Topology\" example with custom tasks.");
X.println(
">>> You should see print out of 'Executing job on node that is from segment A.'"
+ "on node that has attribute \"segment=A\"");
X.println(
">>> and 'Executing job on node that is from segment B.' on node that has "
+ "attribute \"segment=B\"");
X.println(">>> Check all nodes for output (this node is not a part of the grid).");
X.println(">>>");
} finally {
G.stop(true);
}
}
/**
* Aspect implementation which executes grid-enabled methods on remote nodes.
*
* @param invoc Method invocation instance provided by JBoss AOP framework.
* @return Method execution result.
* @throws Throwable If method execution failed.
*/
@SuppressWarnings({
"ProhibitedExceptionDeclared",
"ProhibitedExceptionThrown",
"CatchGenericClass",
"unchecked"
})
@Bind(
pointcut = "execution(* *->@org.gridgain.grid.gridify.Gridify(..))",
cflow = "org.gridgain.grid.gridify.aop.jboss.GridifyJbossAspect.CFLOW_STACK")
public Object gridify(MethodInvocation invoc) throws Throwable {
Method mtd = invoc.getMethod();
Gridify ann = mtd.getAnnotation(Gridify.class);
assert ann != null : "Intercepted method does not have gridify annotation.";
// Since annotations in Java don't allow 'null' as default value
// we have accept an empty string and convert it here.
// NOTE: there's unintended behavior when user specifies an empty
// string as intended grid name.
// NOTE: the 'ann.gridName() == null' check is added to mitigate
// annotation bugs in some scripting languages (e.g. Groovy).
String gridName = F.isEmpty(ann.gridName()) ? null : ann.gridName();
if (G.state(gridName) != STARTED) {
throw new GridException("Grid is not locally started: " + gridName);
}
// Initialize defaults.
GridifyArgument arg =
new GridifyArgumentAdapter(
mtd.getDeclaringClass(),
mtd.getName(),
mtd.getParameterTypes(),
invoc.getArguments(),
invoc.getTargetObject());
if (!ann.interceptor().equals(GridifyInterceptor.class)) {
// Check interceptor first.
if (!ann.interceptor().newInstance().isGridify(ann, arg)) {
return invoc.invokeNext();
}
}
if (!ann.taskClass().equals(GridifyDefaultTask.class) && ann.taskName().length() > 0) {
throw new GridException(
"Gridify annotation must specify either Gridify.taskName() or "
+ "Gridify.taskClass(), but not both: "
+ ann);
}
try {
Grid grid = G.grid(gridName);
// If task class was specified.
if (!ann.taskClass().equals(GridifyDefaultTask.class)) {
return grid.execute(
(Class<? extends GridTask<GridifyArgument, Object>>) ann.taskClass(),
arg,
ann.timeout())
.get();
}
// If task name was not specified.
if (ann.taskName().length() == 0) {
return grid.execute(
new GridifyDefaultTask(invoc.getActualMethod().getDeclaringClass()),
arg,
ann.timeout())
.get();
}
// If task name was specified.
return grid.execute(ann.taskName(), arg, ann.timeout()).get();
} catch (Throwable e) {
for (Class<?> ex : invoc.getMethod().getExceptionTypes()) {
// Descend all levels down.
Throwable cause = e.getCause();
while (cause != null) {
if (ex.isAssignableFrom(cause.getClass())) {
throw cause;
}
cause = cause.getCause();
}
if (ex.isAssignableFrom(e.getClass())) {
throw e;
}
}
throw new GridifyRuntimeException("Undeclared exception thrown: " + e.getMessage(), e);
}
}