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/**
 * Copyright (c) 2008 Greg Whalin
 * All rights reserved.
 *
 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the BSD license
 *
 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be
 * useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied
 * warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
 * PURPOSE.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the BSD License along with this
 * library.
 *
 * @author greg whalin  
 */

/*******************************************************************************
 * Copyright (c) 2009 Schooner Information Technology, Inc.
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package com.whalin.MemCached;

import java.io.BufferedInputStream;
import java.io.BufferedOutputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.InetSocketAddress;
import java.net.Socket;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;
import java.nio.channels.SocketChannel;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.IdentityHashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.schooner.MemCached.SchoonerSockIOPool;

/**
 * This class is a connection pool for maintaning a pool of persistent
 * connections
* to memcached servers. * * The pool must be initialized prior to use. This should typically be early on
* in the lifecycle of the JVM instance.
*
*

An example of initializing using defaults:

* *
 * 
 * static {
 * 	String[] serverlist = { "cache0.server.com:12345", "cache1.server.com:12345" };
 * 	SockIOPool pool = SockIOPool.getInstance();
 * 	pool.setServers(serverlist);
 * 	pool.initialize();
 * }
 * 
* *

An example of initializing using defaults and providing weights for * servers:

* *
 * static {
 * 	String[] serverlist = { "cache0.server.com:12345", "cache1.server.com:12345" };
 * 	Integer[] weights = { new Integer(5), new Integer(2) };
 * 
 * 	SockIOPool pool = SockIOPool.getInstance();
 * 	pool.setServers(serverlist);
 * 	pool.setWeights(weights);
 * 	pool.initialize();
 * }
 * 
* *

An example of initializing overriding defaults:

* *
 * static {
 * 	String[] serverlist = { "cache0.server.com:12345", "cache1.server.com:12345" };
 * 	Integer[] weights = { new Integer(5), new Integer(2) };
 * 	int initialConnections = 10;
 * 	int minSpareConnections = 5;
 * 	int maxSpareConnections = 50;
 * 	long maxIdleTime = 1000 * 60 * 30; // 30 minutes
 * 	long maxBusyTime = 1000 * 60 * 5; // 5 minutes
 * 	long maintThreadSleep = 1000 * 5; // 5 seconds
 * 	int socketTimeOut = 1000 * 3; // 3 seconds to block on reads
 * 	int socketConnectTO = 1000 * 3; // 3 seconds to block on initial
 * 									// connections. If 0, then will use blocking
 * 									// connect (default)
 * 	boolean failover = false; // turn off auto-failover in event of server down
 * 	boolean nagleAlg = false; // turn off Nagle's algorithm on all sockets in
 * 								// pool
 * 	boolean aliveCheck = false; // disable health check of socket on checkout
 * 	SockIOPool pool = SockIOPool.getInstance();
 * 	pool.setServers(serverlist);
 * 	pool.setWeights(weights);
 * 	pool.setInitConn(initialConnections);
 * 	pool.setMinConn(minSpareConnections);
 * 	pool.setMaxConn(maxSpareConnections);
 * 	pool.setMaxIdle(maxIdleTime);
 * 	pool.setMaxBusyTime(maxBusyTime);
 * 	pool.setMaintSleep(maintThreadSleep);
 * 	pool.setSocketTO(socketTimeOut);
 * 	pool.setNagle(nagleAlg);
 * 	pool.setHashingAlg(SockIOPool.NEW_COMPAT_HASH);
 * 	pool.setAliveCheck(true);
 * 	pool.initialize();
 * }
 * 
* * The easiest manner in which to initialize the pool is to set the servers and * rely on defaults as in the first example.
* After pool is initialized, a client will request a SockIO object by calling * getSock with the cache key
* The client must always close the SockIO object when finished, which will * return the connection back to the pool.
*

An example of retrieving a SockIO object:

* *
 * 	SockIOPool.SockIO sock = SockIOPool.getInstance().getSock( key );
 * 	try {
 * 		sock.write( "version\r\n" );	
 * 		sock.flush();	
 * 		System.out.println( "Version: " + sock.readLine() );	
 * 	}
 * 	catch (IOException ioe) { System.out.println( "io exception thrown" ) };	
 * 	sock.close();
 * 
* * @author greg whalin * @version 1.5 */ public class SockIOPool { // logger private static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SockIOPool.class); // Constants private static final Integer ZERO = new Integer(0); // Pool data // is initialized // initial, min and max pool sizes private int poolMultiplier = 3; private int minConn = 5; private int maxConn = 100; private int maxIdle = 1000 * 60 * 5; // max idle time for avail sockets private long maxBusyTime = 1000 * 30; // max idle time for avail sockets private int socketTO = 1000 * 3; // default timeout of socket reads private int socketConnectTO = 1000 * 3; // default timeout of socket // connections // for being alive private boolean failover = true; // default to failover in event of cache // server dead private boolean failback = true; // only used if failover is also set ... // controls putting a dead server back // into rotation private boolean nagle = false; // enable/disable Nagle's algorithm // it is the fastest // locks private final ReentrantLock hostDeadLock = new ReentrantLock(); // dead server map private Map hostDead; private Map hostDeadDur; // map to hold all available sockets // map to hold busy sockets // set to hold sockets to close private Map> availPool; private Map> busyPool; private Map deadPool;; private SchoonerSockIOPool schoonerSockIOPool; // Constants // native String.hashCode(); public static final int NATIVE_HASH = SchoonerSockIOPool.NATIVE_HASH; // original compatibility hashing algorithm (works with other clients) public static final int OLD_COMPAT_HASH = SchoonerSockIOPool.OLD_COMPAT_HASH; // new CRC32 based compatibility hashing algorithm (works with other // clients) public static final int NEW_COMPAT_HASH = SchoonerSockIOPool.NEW_COMPAT_HASH; // MD5 Based -- Stops thrashing when a server added or removed public static final int CONSISTENT_HASH = SchoonerSockIOPool.CONSISTENT_HASH; // max of 10 minute delay for fall off public static final long MAX_RETRY_DELAY = SchoonerSockIOPool.MAX_RETRY_DELAY; // empty constructor protected SockIOPool() { } /** * Factory to create/retrieve new pools given a unique poolName. * * @param poolName * unique name of the pool * @return instance of SockIOPool */ public static synchronized SockIOPool getInstance(String poolName) { SockIOPool whalinSockIOPool = new SockIOPool(); whalinSockIOPool.schoonerSockIOPool = SchoonerSockIOPool.getInstance(poolName); return whalinSockIOPool; } public static SockIOPool getInstance(boolean isTcp) { SockIOPool whalinSockIOPool = new SockIOPool(); whalinSockIOPool.schoonerSockIOPool = SchoonerSockIOPool.getInstance(isTcp); return whalinSockIOPool; } public static SockIOPool getInstance(String poolName, boolean isTcp) { SockIOPool whalinSockIOPool = new SockIOPool(); whalinSockIOPool.schoonerSockIOPool = SchoonerSockIOPool.getInstance(poolName, isTcp); return whalinSockIOPool; } /** * Single argument version of factory used for back compat. Simply creates a * pool named "default". * * @return instance of SockIOPool */ public static SockIOPool getInstance() { SockIOPool whalinSockIOPool = new SockIOPool(); whalinSockIOPool.schoonerSockIOPool = SchoonerSockIOPool.getInstance("default"); return whalinSockIOPool; } /** * Sets the list of all cache servers. * * @param servers * String array of servers [host:port] */ public void setServers(String[] servers) { schoonerSockIOPool.setServers(servers); } /** * Returns the current list of all cache servers. * * @return String array of servers [host:port] */ public String[] getServers() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getServers(); } /** * Sets the list of weights to apply to the server list. * * This is an int array with each element corresponding to an element
* in the same position in the server String array. * * @param weights * Integer array of weights */ public void setWeights(Integer[] weights) { schoonerSockIOPool.setWeights(weights); } /** * Returns the current list of weights. * * @return int array of weights */ public Integer[] getWeights() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getWeights(); } /** * Sets the initial number of connections per server in the available pool. * * @param initConn * int number of connections */ public void setInitConn(int initConn) { schoonerSockIOPool.setInitConn(initConn); } /** * Returns the current setting for the initial number of connections per * server in the available pool. * * @return number of connections */ public int getInitConn() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getInitConn(); } /** * Sets the minimum number of spare connections to maintain in our available * pool. * * @param minConn * number of connections */ public void setMinConn(int minConn) { schoonerSockIOPool.setMinConn(minConn); } /** * Returns the minimum number of spare connections in available pool. * * @return number of connections */ public int getMinConn() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getMinConn(); } /** * Sets the maximum number of spare connections allowed in our available * pool. * * @param maxConn * number of connections */ public void setMaxConn(int maxConn) { schoonerSockIOPool.setMaxConn(maxConn); } /** * Returns the maximum number of spare connections allowed in available * pool. * * @return number of connections */ public int getMaxConn() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getMaxConn(); } /** * Sets the max busy time for threads in the busy pool. * * @param maxBusyTime * idle time in ms */ public void setMaxBusyTime(long maxBusyTime) { schoonerSockIOPool.setMaxBusyTime(maxBusyTime); } /** * Returns the current max busy setting. * * @return max busy setting in ms */ public long getMaxBusy() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getMaxBusy(); } /** * Sets the socket timeout for reads. * * @param socketTO * timeout in ms */ public void setSocketTO(int socketTO) { schoonerSockIOPool.setSocketTO(socketTO); } /** * Returns the socket timeout for reads. * * @return timeout in ms */ public int getSocketTO() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getSocketTO(); } /** * Sets the socket timeout for connect. * * @param socketConnectTO * timeout in ms */ public void setSocketConnectTO(int socketConnectTO) { schoonerSockIOPool.setSocketConnectTO(socketConnectTO); } /** * Returns the socket timeout for connect. * * @return timeout in ms */ public int getSocketConnectTO() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getSocketTO(); } /** * Sets the max idle time for threads in the available pool. * * @param maxIdle * idle time in ms */ public void setMaxIdle(int maxIdle) { schoonerSockIOPool.setMaxIdle(maxIdle); } /** * Returns the current max idle setting. * * @return max idle setting in ms */ public int getMaxIdle() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getMaxIdle(); } /** * Set the sleep time between runs of the pool maintenance thread. If set to * 0, then the maint thread will not be started. * * @param maintSleep * sleep time in ms */ public void setMaintSleep(long maintSleep) { schoonerSockIOPool.setMaintSleep(maintSleep); } /** * Returns the current maint thread sleep time. * * @return sleep time in ms */ public long getMaintSleep() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getMaintSleep(); } /** * Sets the failover flag for the pool. * * If this flag is set to true, and a socket fails to connect,
* the pool will attempt to return a socket from another server
* if one exists. If set to false, then getting a socket
* will return null if it fails to connect to the requested server. * * @param failover * true/false */ public void setFailover(boolean failover) { schoonerSockIOPool.setFailover(failover); } /** * Returns current state of failover flag. * * @return true/false */ public boolean getFailover() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getFailover(); } /** * Sets the failback flag for the pool. * * If this is true and we have marked a host as dead, will try to bring it * back. If it is false, we will never try to resurrect a dead host. * * @param failback * true/false */ public void setFailback(boolean failback) { schoonerSockIOPool.setFailback(failback); } /** * Returns current state of failover flag. * * @return true/false */ public boolean getFailback() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getFailback(); } /** * Sets the aliveCheck flag for the pool. * * When true, this will attempt to talk to the server on every connection * checkout to make sure the connection is still valid. This adds extra * network chatter and thus is defaulted off. May be useful if you want to * ensure you do not have any problems talking to the server on a dead * connection. * * @param aliveCheck * true/false */ public void setAliveCheck(boolean aliveCheck) { schoonerSockIOPool.setAliveCheck(aliveCheck); } /** * Returns the current status of the aliveCheck flag. * * @return true / false */ public boolean getAliveCheck() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getAliveCheck(); } /** * Sets the Nagle alg flag for the pool. * * If false, will turn off Nagle's algorithm on all sockets created. * * @param nagle * true/false */ public void setNagle(boolean nagle) { schoonerSockIOPool.setNagle(nagle); } /** * Returns current status of nagle flag * * @return true/false */ public boolean getNagle() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getNagle(); } /** * Sets the hashing algorithm we will use. * * The types are as follows. * * SockIOPool.NATIVE_HASH (0) - native String.hashCode() - fast (cached) but * not compatible with other clients SockIOPool.OLD_COMPAT_HASH (1) - * original compatibility hashing alg (works with other clients) * SockIOPool.NEW_COMPAT_HASH (2) - new CRC32 based compatibility hashing * algorithm (fast and works with other clients) * * @param alg * int value representing hashing algorithm */ public void setHashingAlg(int alg) { schoonerSockIOPool.setHashingAlg(alg); } /** * Returns current status of customHash flag * * @return true/false */ public int getHashingAlg() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getHashingAlg(); } /** * Initializes the pool. */ public void initialize() { schoonerSockIOPool.initialize(); } /** * Returns state of pool. * * @return true if initialized. */ public boolean isInitialized() { return schoonerSockIOPool.isInitialized(); } /** * @param key * @return */ public String getHost(String key) { return schoonerSockIOPool.getHost(key); } /** * Gets the host that a particular key / hashcode resides on. * * @param key * @param hashcode * @return */ public String getHost(String key, Integer hashcode) { return schoonerSockIOPool.getHost(key, hashcode); } /** * Shuts down the pool. * * Cleanly closes all sockets.
* Stops the maint thread.
* Nulls out all internal maps
*/ public void shutDown() { schoonerSockIOPool.shutDown(); } /** * In memcached 1.4+, user can specify memory size for each memcached item.
* You can specify it with parameter "-I" in the server side.
* While in our client side, we make the max memcached item size with the * default value 1Mb.
* In this scenario, you can extend the size as what you want, please be * sure you have enough memory in the client side, since we are using direct * buffer to hold the memory, they will not be free until shutdown. * * @param bufferSize * specified buffer size. */ public void setBufferSize(int bufferSize) { schoonerSockIOPool.setBufferSize(bufferSize); } public int getBufferSize() { return schoonerSockIOPool.getBufferSize(); } /** * MemCached client for Java, utility class for Socket IO. * * This class is a wrapper around a Socket and its streams. * * @author greg whalin * @author Richard 'toast' Russo * @version 1.5 */ public static class SockIO implements LineInputStream { // logger private static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SockIO.class); // pool private SockIOPool pool; // data private String host; private Socket sock; private DataInputStream in; private BufferedOutputStream out; /** * creates a new SockIO object wrapping a socket connection to * host:port, and its input and output streams * * @param pool * Pool this object is tied to * @param host * host to connect to * @param port * port to connect to * @param timeout * int ms to block on data for read * @param connectTimeout * timeout (in ms) for initial connection * @param noDelay * TCP NODELAY option? * @throws IOException * if an io error occurrs when creating socket * @throws UnknownHostException * if hostname is invalid */ public SockIO(SockIOPool pool, String host, int port, int timeout, int connectTimeout, boolean noDelay) throws IOException, UnknownHostException { this.pool = pool; // get a socket channel sock = getSocket(host, port, connectTimeout); if (timeout >= 0) sock.setSoTimeout(timeout); // testing only sock.setTcpNoDelay(noDelay); // wrap streams in = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(sock.getInputStream())); out = new BufferedOutputStream(sock.getOutputStream()); this.host = host + ":" + port; } /** * creates a new SockIO object wrapping a socket connection to * host:port, and its input and output streams * * @param host * hostname:port * @param timeout * read timeout value for connected socket * @param connectTimeout * timeout for initial connections * @param noDelay * TCP NODELAY option? * @throws IOException * if an io error occurrs when creating socket * @throws UnknownHostException * if hostname is invalid */ public SockIO(SockIOPool pool, String host, int timeout, int connectTimeout, boolean noDelay) throws IOException, UnknownHostException { if (pool == null) return; this.pool = pool; String[] ip = host.split(":"); // get socket: default is to use non-blocking connect sock = getSocket(ip[0], Integer.parseInt(ip[1]), connectTimeout); if (timeout >= 0) this.sock.setSoTimeout(timeout); // testing only sock.setTcpNoDelay(noDelay); // wrap streams in = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(sock.getInputStream())); out = new BufferedOutputStream(sock.getOutputStream()); this.host = host; } /** * Method which gets a connection from SocketChannel. * * @param host * host to establish connection to * @param port * port on that host * @param timeout * connection timeout in ms * * @return connected socket * @throws IOException * if errors connecting or if connection times out */ protected static Socket getSocket(String host, int port, int timeout) throws IOException { SocketChannel sock = SocketChannel.open(); sock.socket().connect(new InetSocketAddress(host, port), timeout); return sock.socket(); } /** * Lets caller get access to underlying channel. * * @return the backing SocketChannel */ public SocketChannel getChannel() { return sock.getChannel(); } /** * returns the host this socket is connected to * * @return String representation of host (hostname:port) */ public String getHost() { return this.host; } /** * closes socket and all streams connected to it * * @throws IOException * if fails to close streams or socket */ public void trueClose() throws IOException { trueClose(true); } /** * closes socket and all streams connected to it * * @throws IOException * if fails to close streams or socket */ public void trueClose(boolean addToDeadPool) throws IOException { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Closing socket for real: " + toString()); boolean err = false; StringBuilder errMsg = new StringBuilder(); if (in != null) { try { in.close(); } catch (IOException ioe) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) { log.error("++++ error closing input stream for socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost()); log.error(ioe.getMessage(), ioe); } errMsg.append("++++ error closing input stream for socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost() + "\n"); errMsg.append(ioe.getMessage()); err = true; } } if (out != null) { try { out.close(); } catch (IOException ioe) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) { log.error("++++ error closing output stream for socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost()); log.error(ioe.getMessage(), ioe); } errMsg.append("++++ error closing output stream for socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost() + "\n"); errMsg.append(ioe.getMessage()); err = true; } } if (sock != null) { try { sock.close(); } catch (IOException ioe) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) { log.error("++++ error closing socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost()); log.error(ioe.getMessage(), ioe); } errMsg.append("++++ error closing socket: " + toString() + " for host: " + getHost() + "\n"); errMsg.append(ioe.getMessage()); err = true; } } // check in to pool if (addToDeadPool && sock != null) pool.checkIn(this, false); in = null; out = null; sock = null; if (err) throw new IOException(errMsg.toString()); } /** * sets closed flag and checks in to connection pool but does not close * connections */ public void close() { // check in to pool if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ marking socket (" + this.toString() + ") as closed and available to return to avail pool"); pool.checkIn(this); } /** * checks if the connection is open * * @return true if connected */ protected boolean isConnected() { return (sock != null && sock.isConnected()); } /* * checks to see that the connection is still working * * @return true if still alive */ public boolean isAlive() { if (!isConnected()) return false; // try to talk to the server w/ a dumb query to ask its version try { this.write("version\r\n".getBytes()); this.flush(); this.readLine(); } catch (IOException ex) { return false; } return true; } /** * reads a line intentionally not using the deprecated readLine method * from DataInputStream * * @return String that was read in * @throws IOException * if io problems during read */ public String readLine() throws IOException { if (sock == null || !sock.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); throw new IOException("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); } byte[] b = new byte[1]; ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); boolean eol = false; while (in.read(b, 0, 1) != -1) { if (b[0] == 13) { eol = true; } else { if (eol) { if (b[0] == 10) break; eol = false; } } // cast byte into char array bos.write(b, 0, 1); } if (bos == null || bos.size() <= 0) { throw new IOException("++++ Stream appears to be dead, so closing it down"); } // else return the string return bos.toString().trim(); } /** * reads up to end of line and returns nothing * * @throws IOException * if io problems during read */ public void clearEOL() throws IOException { if (sock == null || !sock.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); throw new IOException("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); } byte[] b = new byte[1]; boolean eol = false; while (in.read(b, 0, 1) != -1) { // only stop when we see // \r (13) followed by \n (10) if (b[0] == 13) { eol = true; continue; } if (eol) { if (b[0] == 10) break; eol = false; } } } /** * reads length bytes into the passed in byte array from dtream * * @param b * byte array * @throws IOException * if io problems during read */ public int read(byte[] b) throws IOException { if (sock == null || !sock.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); throw new IOException("++++ attempting to read from closed socket"); } int count = 0; while (count < b.length) { int cnt = in.read(b, count, (b.length - count)); count += cnt; } return count; } /** * flushes output stream * * @throws IOException * if io problems during read */ public void flush() throws IOException { if (sock == null || !sock.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ attempting to write to closed socket"); throw new IOException("++++ attempting to write to closed socket"); } out.flush(); } /** * writes a byte array to the output stream * * @param b * byte array to write * @throws IOException * if an io error happens */ public void write(byte[] b) throws IOException { if (sock == null || !sock.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ attempting to write to closed socket"); throw new IOException("++++ attempting to write to closed socket"); } out.write(b); } /** * use the sockets hashcode for this object so we can key off of SockIOs * * @return int hashcode */ public int hashCode() { return (sock == null) ? 0 : sock.hashCode(); } /** * returns the string representation of this socket * * @return string */ public String toString() { return (sock == null) ? "" : sock.toString(); } /** * Hack to reap any leaking children. */ protected void finalize() throws Throwable { try { if (sock != null) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ closing potentially leaked socket in finalize"); sock.close(); sock = null; } } catch (Throwable t) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error(t.getMessage(), t); } finally { super.finalize(); } } } /** * Returns appropriate SockIO object given string cache key. * * @param key * hashcode for cache key * @return SockIO obj connected to server */ public SockIO getSock(String key) { return schoonerSockIOPool.getSock(key); } /** * Returns appropriate SockIO object given string cache key and optional * hashcode. * * Trys to get SockIO from pool. Fails over to additional pools in event of * server failure. * * @param key * hashcode for cache key * @param hashCode * if not null, then the int hashcode to use * @return SockIO obj connected to server */ public SockIO getSock(String key, Integer hashCode) { return schoonerSockIOPool.getSock(key, hashCode); } /** * Returns a SockIO object from the pool for the passed in host. * * Meant to be called from a more intelligent method
* which handles choosing appropriate server
* and failover. * * @param host * host from which to retrieve object * @return SockIO object or null if fail to retrieve one */ public SockIO getConnection(String host) { return schoonerSockIOPool.getConnection(host); } /** * Returns a socket to the avail pool. * * This is called from SockIO.close(). Calling this method
* directly without closing the SockIO object first
* will cause an IOException to be thrown. * * @param socket * socket to return */ private void checkIn(SockIO socket) { checkIn(socket, true); } /** * Checks a SockIO object in with the pool. * * This will remove SocketIO from busy pool, and optionally
* add to avail pool. * * @param socket * socket to return * @param addToAvail * add to avail pool if true */ private void checkIn(SockIO socket, boolean addToAvail) { String host = socket.getHost(); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ calling check-in on socket: " + socket.toString() + " for host: " + host); synchronized (this) { // remove from the busy pool if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ removing socket (" + socket.toString() + ") from busy pool for host: " + host); removeSocketFromPool(busyPool, host, socket); if (socket.isConnected() && addToAvail) { // add to avail pool if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ returning socket (" + socket.toString() + " to avail pool for host: " + host); addSocketToPool(availPool, host, socket); } else { deadPool.put(socket, ZERO); socket = null; } } } /** * Class which extends thread and handles maintenance of the pool. * * @author greg whalin * @version 1.5 */ protected static class MaintThread extends Thread { private SockIOPool pool; private long interval = 1000 * 3; // every 3 seconds private boolean stopThread = false; private boolean running; protected MaintThread(SockIOPool pool) { this.pool = pool; this.setDaemon(true); this.setName("MaintThread"); } public void setInterval(long interval) { this.interval = interval; } public boolean isRunning() { return this.running; } /** * sets stop variable and interupts any wait */ public void stopThread() { this.stopThread = true; this.interrupt(); } /** * Start the thread. */ public void run() { this.running = true; while (!this.stopThread) { try { Thread.sleep(interval); // if pool is initialized, then // run the maintenance method on itself if (pool.isInitialized()) pool.selfMaint(); } catch (Exception e) { break; } } this.running = false; } } /** * Creates a new SockIO obj for the given server. * * If server fails to connect, then return null and do not try
* again until a duration has passed. This duration will grow
* by doubling after each failed attempt to connect. * * @param host * host:port to connect to * @return SockIO obj or null if failed to create */ protected SockIO createSocket(String host) { SockIO socket = null; // if host is dead, then we don't need to try again // until the dead status has expired // we do not try to put back in if failback is off hostDeadLock.lock(); try { if (failover && failback && hostDead.containsKey(host) && hostDeadDur.containsKey(host)) { Date store = hostDead.get(host); long expire = hostDeadDur.get(host).longValue(); if ((store.getTime() + expire) > System.currentTimeMillis()) return null; } } finally { hostDeadLock.unlock(); } try { socket = new SockIO(this, host, this.socketTO, this.socketConnectTO, this.nagle); if (!socket.isConnected()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ failed to get SockIO obj for: " + host + " -- new socket is not connected"); deadPool.put(socket, ZERO); socket = null; } } catch (Exception ex) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) { log.error("++++ failed to get SockIO obj for: " + host); log.error(ex.getMessage(), ex); } socket = null; } // if we failed to get socket, then mark // host dead for a duration which falls off hostDeadLock.lock(); try { if (socket == null) { Date now = new Date(); hostDead.put(host, now); long expire = (hostDeadDur.containsKey(host)) ? (((Long) hostDeadDur.get(host)).longValue() * 2) : 1000; if (expire > MAX_RETRY_DELAY) expire = MAX_RETRY_DELAY; hostDeadDur.put(host, new Long(expire)); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ ignoring dead host: " + host + " for " + expire + " ms"); // also clear all entries for this host from availPool clearHostFromPool(availPool, host); } else { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ created socket (" + socket.toString() + ") for host: " + host); if (hostDead.containsKey(host) || hostDeadDur.containsKey(host)) { hostDead.remove(host); hostDeadDur.remove(host); } } } finally { hostDeadLock.unlock(); } return socket; } /** * Runs self maintenance on all internal pools. * * This is typically called by the maintenance thread to manage pool size. */ protected void selfMaint() { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Starting self maintenance...."); // go through avail sockets and create sockets // as needed to maintain pool settings Map needSockets = new HashMap(); synchronized (this) { // find out how many to create for (Iterator i = availPool.keySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { String host = i.next(); Map sockets = availPool.get(host); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Size of avail pool for host (" + host + ") = " + sockets.size()); // if pool is too small (n < minSpare) if (sockets.size() < minConn) { // need to create new sockets int need = minConn - sockets.size(); needSockets.put(host, need); } } } // now create Map> newSockets = new HashMap>(); for (String host : needSockets.keySet()) { Integer need = needSockets.get(host); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Need to create " + need + " new sockets for pool for host: " + host); Set newSock = new HashSet(need); for (int j = 0; j < need; j++) { SockIO socket = createSocket(host); if (socket == null) break; newSock.add(socket); } newSockets.put(host, newSock); } // synchronize to add and remove to/from avail pool // as well as clean up the busy pool (no point in releasing // lock here as should be quick to pool adjust and no // blocking ops here) synchronized (this) { for (String host : newSockets.keySet()) { Set sockets = newSockets.get(host); for (SockIO socket : sockets) addSocketToPool(availPool, host, socket); } for (Iterator i = availPool.keySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { String host = i.next(); Map sockets = availPool.get(host); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Size of avail pool for host (" + host + ") = " + sockets.size()); if (sockets.size() > maxConn) { // need to close down some sockets int diff = sockets.size() - maxConn; int needToClose = (diff <= poolMultiplier) ? diff : (diff) / poolMultiplier; if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ need to remove " + needToClose + " spare sockets for pool for host: " + host); for (Iterator j = sockets.keySet().iterator(); j.hasNext();) { if (needToClose <= 0) break; // remove stale entries SockIO socket = j.next(); long expire = sockets.get(socket).longValue(); // if past idle time // then close socket // and remove from pool if ((expire + maxIdle) < System.currentTimeMillis()) { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("+++ removing stale entry from pool as it is past its idle timeout and pool is over max spare"); // remove from the availPool deadPool.put(socket, ZERO); j.remove(); needToClose--; } } } } // go through busy sockets and destroy sockets // as needed to maintain pool settings for (Iterator i = busyPool.keySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { String host = i.next(); Map sockets = busyPool.get(host); if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("++++ Size of busy pool for host (" + host + ") = " + sockets.size()); // loop through all connections and check to see if we have any // hung connections for (Iterator j = sockets.keySet().iterator(); j.hasNext();) { // remove stale entries SockIO socket = j.next(); long hungTime = sockets.get(socket).longValue(); // if past max busy time // then close socket // and remove from pool if ((hungTime + maxBusyTime) < System.currentTimeMillis()) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("+++ removing potentially hung connection from busy pool ... socket in pool for " + (System.currentTimeMillis() - hungTime) + "ms"); // remove from the busy pool deadPool.put(socket, ZERO); j.remove(); } } } } // finally clean out the deadPool Set toClose; synchronized (deadPool) { toClose = deadPool.keySet(); deadPool = new IdentityHashMap(); } for (SockIO socket : toClose) { try { socket.trueClose(false); } catch (Exception ex) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) { log.error("++++ failed to close SockIO obj from deadPool"); log.error(ex.getMessage(), ex); } } socket = null; } if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("+++ ending self maintenance."); } /** * Adds a socket to a given pool for the given host. THIS METHOD IS NOT * THREADSAFE, SO BE CAREFUL WHEN USING! * * Internal utility method. * * @param pool * pool to add to * @param host * host this socket is connected to * @param socket * socket to add */ protected void addSocketToPool(Map> pool, String host, SockIO socket) { if (pool.containsKey(host)) { Map sockets = pool.get(host); if (sockets != null) { sockets.put(socket, new Long(System.currentTimeMillis())); return; } } Map sockets = new IdentityHashMap(); sockets.put(socket, new Long(System.currentTimeMillis())); pool.put(host, sockets); } /** * Removes a socket from specified pool for host. THIS METHOD IS NOT * THREADSAFE, SO BE CAREFUL WHEN USING! * * Internal utility method. * * @param pool * pool to remove from * @param host * host pool * @param socket * socket to remove */ protected void removeSocketFromPool(Map> pool, String host, SockIO socket) { if (pool.containsKey(host)) { Map sockets = pool.get(host); if (sockets != null) sockets.remove(socket); } } /** * Closes and removes all sockets from specified pool for host. THIS METHOD * IS NOT THREADSAFE, SO BE CAREFUL WHEN USING! * * Internal utility method. * * @param pool * pool to clear * @param host * host to clear */ protected void clearHostFromPool(Map> pool, String host) { if (pool.containsKey(host)) { Map sockets = pool.get(host); if (sockets != null && sockets.size() > 0) { for (Iterator i = sockets.keySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) { SockIO socket = i.next(); try { socket.trueClose(); } catch (IOException ioe) { if (log.isErrorEnabled()) log.error("++++ failed to close socket: " + ioe.getMessage()); } i.remove(); socket = null; } } } } }




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