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JQM public API interfaces for Java payload creation
/**
* Copyright © 2013 enioka. All rights reserved
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
package com.enioka.jqm.api;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.naming.NamingException;
import javax.sql.DataSource;
/**
* This interface gives access to JQM engine variables and methods. It allows to retrieve the characteristics of the currently running job
* instance, as well as creating new instances and other useful methods.
*
* It should never be instantiated but injected by the JQM engine. For the injection to take place, the payload main class should have a
* field of type JobManager (directly or through inheritance, as well as public or private).
*
*/
public interface JobManager
{
/**
* The unique ID of the application/Job definition (a JobInstance is one run of a JobDefinition)
*
* This is not the instance ID but the definition ID. See {@link #jobInstanceID()} for the instance (and not the
* definition) ID
*
* @return The unique ID of the application/Job definition (a JobInstance is one run of a JobDefinition)
*/
Integer jobApplicationId();
/**
* @return The instance ID of the JobInstance that launched this JobInstance (if any, null otherwise)
*/
Integer parentID();
/**
* The unique ID of the currently running job instance.
*
* This is the instance, not the application/jobdefinition ID. Use {@link #jobApplicationId()} for the job definition
* (and not instance) ID.
*
* @return The unique ID of the currently running job instance.
*/
Integer jobInstanceID();
/**
* @return true if this type of jobs (the JobDefinition is allowed to restart after a failure.
*/
Boolean canBeRestarted();
/**
* @return the name of the running application/JobDefinition.
*/
String applicationName();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the sessionID that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String sessionID();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the application name that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String application();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the applicative module name that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String module();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the first keyword that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String keyword1();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the second keyword that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String keyword2();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the third keyword that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String keyword3();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the first keyword that was given inside the job definition, null if none.
*/
String definitionKeyword1();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the second keyword that was given inside the job definition, null if none.
*/
String definitionKeyword2();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the third keyword that was given inside the job definition, null if none.
*/
String definitionKeyword3();
/**
* Optional arbitrary user classification
*
* @return the user name that was given at enqueue time, null if none.
*/
String userName();
/**
* Parameters are from the Job Definition (i.e. default parameters) as well as values given at enqueue time. This is the privileged way
* of giving parameters to a job instance.
*
* @return a Map of all parameters (random order) with the Map key being the name of the parameter and the
* Map value the value of the parameter.
*/
Map parameters();
/**
* @return the JNDI alias of the default JDBC connection
*/
String defaultConnect();
/*
* *************************************************************************************
* METHODS
*/
/**
* Enqueues a new execution request and returns as soon as the request is posted.
* All parameters are nullable but applicationName
*
* @param applicationName
* @param user
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param mail
* Give an e-mail address to send a mail at the end of run. Leave null if no mail is needed.
* @param sessionId
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param application
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param module
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param keyword1
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param keyword2
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param keyword3
* Arbitrary user classification (not used by the JQM engine, only in reporting queries and potentially in jobs themselves)
* @param parameters
* nullable
* @return the ID of the new request
* @see #enqueueSync sync enqueue for a synchronous variant
*/
Integer enqueue(String applicationName, String user, String mail, String sessionId, String application, String module, String keyword1,
String keyword2, String keyword3, Map parameters);
/**
* Enqueues a new execution request and waits for the execution to end.
*
* @return the ID of the new request
* @see #enqueue the synchronous variant for the description of parameters
*/
Integer enqueueSync(String applicationName, String user, String mail, String sessionId, String application, String module,
String keyword1, String keyword2, String keyword3, Map parameters);
/**
* Messages are strings that can be retrieved during run by other applications, so that interactive human users may have a measure of
* job progress. (typical messages highlight the job's internal steps)
*
* @param message
* the message to send. At most 1000 characters.
*
* @see #sendProgress sendProgress for sending a progress percentage (or other numeric advancement) instead of a string
*/
void sendMsg(String message);
/**
* Progress is an integer that can be retrieved during run by other applications, so that interactive human users may have a measure of
* job progress. (typically used for percents of completion)
*
* @param progress
* the advancement
*
* @see #sendProgress sendProgressfor sending a progress percentage (or other numeric advancement) instead of a string
*/
void sendProgress(Integer progress);
/**
* Helper. One JDBC connection is set as the default one. This function does the JNDI request to retrieve it.
*
* @return the DataSource to the default database.
* @throws NamingException
*/
DataSource getDefaultConnection() throws NamingException;
/**
* When a file is created and should be retrievable from the client API, the file must be referenced with this function.
* The file is moved by this function! Only call when you don't need the file any more.
* It is strongly advised to use {@link #getWorkDir()} to get a directory where to create your files.
*
* @param path
* absolute path to the file to make available to clients
* @param fileLabel
* an optional classification (only used for user queries, not the engine itself)
*
* @return the deliverable unique ID
*/
Integer addDeliverable(String path, String fileLabel) throws IOException;
/**
* If temp files are necessary, use this directory. The directory already exists. It is used by a single instance. It is purged at the
* end of the run.
*
* @return a File object describing a temp directory.
*/
File getWorkDir();
/**
* Be a good citizen: call this function regularly. It does nothing but check if your job should be paused, killed & such. Java makes it
* impossible to kill a thread properly, so calling this function is the only way to allow it.
* Note: this function is also called by the other functions of the API.
*/
void yield();
/**
* This method will only return after the job request of given ID is completed (be it in error or correctly). It is not guaranteed to
* return as soon as the request is over - simply sometimes after it is over.
*
* @param requestId
* the ID as returned by {@link #enqueue(String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, Map)}
*/
void waitChild(int requestId);
/**
* This method will only return after all job requests that were explicitly designated as children of the current one are completed (be
* it in error or correctly). Job requests created through
* {@link #enqueue(String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, Map)} always create the child/parent
* relationship so this method will wait for at least the requests created through the JobManager APIs.
*/
void waitChildren();
/**
* This methods checks if a job request was processed by an engine. It returns true if it has (be it with a gracious exit or a failure)
* Also see {@link #hasSucceeded} and {@link #hasFailed}: these methods also allow to check for end with the added value of getting the
* status.
*
* @param requestId
* the ID as returned by {@link #enqueue} and variants.
* @return true if ended, false otherwise
*/
boolean hasEnded(int requestId);
/**
* This method checks if a job request was processed by an engine and ended in success. If the job is still running, null is returned.
*
* @param requestId
* the ID as returned by {@link #enqueue} and variants.
* @return true if ended correctly, false if crashed, null if still waiting in queue or running.
*/
Boolean hasSucceeded(int requestId);
/**
* This method checks if a job request was processed by an engine and ended in failure. If the job is still running, null is returned.
*
* @param requestId
* the ID as returned by {@link #enqueue} and variants.
* @return true if ended with an exception being raised (CRASHED status) or if was killed, false if ended correctly, null if still
* waiting in queue or running.
*/
Boolean hasFailed(int requestId);
}
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