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package net.jxta.endpoint;
/**
* The complete standard messenger life cycle state machine that all messengers
* must obey. Compliant messengers can be built by implementing and using this
* class as an engine to orchestrate discrete operations.
*
* In order to use this class, one must implement the various abstract Action
* methods, so that they trigger the required operations.
*
* Synchronization has to be externally provided and usually needs to extend
* around sections wider than just the invocation of this class' methods. For
* example, if the user of this class maintains a queue, the state of the queue
* must be kept consistent with the invocation of {@link #msgsEvent},
* {@link #saturatedEvent}, and {@link #idleEvent}, which all denote different
* states of that queue. It is suggested to use the instance of this class as
* the synchronization object.
*/
public abstract class MessengerState {
// All the transition map setup is rather terse because java tends to make
// it extremely verbose. We do not want to end up with 1000 lines of code
// for what amounts to initializing a table.
// Below is a method reference. It permits putting "what to do" in a field.
// The {@code doIt()} method is given the target object because we want our
// entire transition table to be a static singleton. Otherwise it would cost
// too much initializing each instance of this class.
private interface Action {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState);
}
// Action method "pointers".
// The transition table is static. Otherwise it would cost too much initializing each instance of this class.
private final static Action Connect = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState) {
messengerState.connectAction();
}
};
private final static Action Closein = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState s) {
s.closeInputAction();
}
};
private final static Action Start = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState s) {
s.startAction();
}
};
private final static Action Closeout = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState) {
messengerState.closeOutputAction();
}
};
private final static Action Failall = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState) {
messengerState.failAllAction();
}
};
private final static Action Closeio = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState s) {
s.closeInputAction();
s.closeOutputAction();
}
};
private final static Action Closefail = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState) {
messengerState.closeInputAction();
messengerState.failAllAction();
}
};
private final static Action Nop = new Action() {
public void doIt(MessengerState messengerState) {
}
};
/**
* The transition each event causes when in that state.
*/
private static class State {
private final int number;
private State stResolve;
private Action acResolve;
private State stMsgs;
private Action acMsgs;
private State stSaturated;
private Action acSaturated;
private State stClose;
private Action acClose;
private State stShutdown;
private Action acShutdown;
private State stUp;
private Action acUp;
private State stDown;
private Action acDown;
private State stIdle;
private Action acIdle;
State(int stateNum) {
number = stateNum;
}
void init(Object[] data) {
stResolve = (State) data[0];
acResolve = (Action) data[1];
stMsgs = (State) data[2];
acMsgs = (Action) data[3];
stSaturated = (State) data[4];
acSaturated = (Action) data[5];
stClose = (State) data[6];
acClose = (Action) data[7];
stShutdown = (State) data[8];
acShutdown = (Action) data[9];
stUp = (State) data[10];
acUp = (Action) data[11];
stDown = (State) data[12];
acDown = (Action) data[13];
stIdle = (State) data[14];
acIdle = (Action) data[15];
}
}
// All the states. (We put them together in a class essentially to simplify initialization).
private static class TransitionMap {
private final static State Unresolved = new State(Messenger.UNRESOLVED);
private final static State ResPending = new State(Messenger.RESOLPENDING);
private final static State Resolving = new State(Messenger.RESOLVING);
private final static State ResolSat = new State(Messenger.RESOLSATURATED);
private final static State Connected = new State(Messenger.CONNECTED);
private final static State Disconned = new State(Messenger.DISCONNECTED);
private final static State Reconning = new State(Messenger.RECONNECTING);
private final static State ReconSat = new State(Messenger.RECONSATURATED);
private final static State Sending = new State(Messenger.SENDING);
private final static State SendingSat = new State(Messenger.SENDINGSATURATED);
private final static State ResClosing = new State(Messenger.RESOLCLOSING);
private final static State ReconClosing = new State(Messenger.RECONCLOSING);
private final static State Closing = new State(Messenger.CLOSING);
private final static State Disconning = new State(Messenger.DISCONNECTING);
private final static State Unresable = new State(Messenger.UNRESOLVABLE);
private final static State Closed = new State(Messenger.CLOSED);
private final static State Broken = new State(Messenger.BROKEN);
// The states need to exist before init, because they refer to each other.
// We overwrite them in-place with the complete data.
private final static Object[][] INIT_TRANSITION_MAP = {
/* STATE resolve, msgs, saturated, close, shutdown, up, down, idle */
/* UNRESOLVED */
{Resolving, Connect, ResPending, Connect, ResolSat, Connect, Closed, Closein, Broken, Closein, Connected, Nop, Unresolved, Nop, Unresolved, Nop},
/* RESOLPENDING */
{ResPending, Nop, ResPending, Nop, ResolSat, Nop, ResClosing, Closein, Broken, Closefail, Sending, Start, Unresable, Closefail, Resolving, Nop},
/* RESOLVING */
{Resolving, Nop, ResPending, Nop, ResolSat, Nop, Closed, Closein, Broken, Closein, Connected, Nop, Unresable, Closein, Resolving, Nop},
/* RESOLSATURATED */
{ResolSat, Nop, ResPending, Nop, ResolSat, Nop, ResClosing, Closein, Broken, Closefail, SendingSat, Start, Unresable, Closefail, Resolving, Nop},
/* CONNECTED */
{Connected, Nop, Sending, Start, SendingSat, Start, Closed, Closeio, Broken, Closeio, Connected, Nop, Disconned, Nop, Connected, Nop},
/* DISCONNECTED */
{Disconned, Nop, Reconning, Connect, ReconSat, Connect, Closed, Closein, Broken, Closein, Connected, Nop, Disconned, Nop, Disconned, Nop},
/* RECONNECTING */
{Reconning, Nop, Reconning, Nop, ReconSat, Nop, ReconClosing, Closein, Broken, Closefail, Sending, Start, Broken, Closefail, Disconned, Nop},
/* RECONSATURATED */
{ReconSat, Nop, Reconning, Nop, ReconSat, Nop, ReconClosing, Closein, Broken, Closefail, SendingSat, Start, Broken, Closefail, Disconned, Nop},
/* SENDING */
{Sending, Nop, Sending, Nop, SendingSat, Nop, Closing, Closein, Disconning, Closeio, Sending, Nop, Reconning, Connect, Connected, Nop},
/* SENDINGSATURATED*/
{SendingSat, Nop, Sending, Nop, SendingSat, Nop, Closing, Closein, Disconning, Closeio, SendingSat, Nop, ReconSat, Connect, Connected, Nop},
/* RESOLCLOSING */
{ResClosing, Nop, ResClosing, Nop, ResClosing, Nop, ResClosing, Nop, Broken, Failall, Closing, Start, Unresable, Failall, ResClosing, Nop},
/* RECONCLOSING */
{ReconClosing, Nop, ReconClosing, Nop, ReconClosing, Nop, ReconClosing, Nop, Broken, Failall, Closing, Start, Broken, Failall, ReconClosing, Nop},
/* CLOSING */
{Closing, Nop, Closing, Nop, Closing, Nop, Closing, Nop, Disconning, Closeout, Closing, Nop, ReconClosing, Connect, Closed, Closeout},
/* DISCONNECTING */
{Disconning, Nop, Disconning, Nop, Disconning, Nop, Disconning, Nop, Disconning, Nop, Disconning, Nop, Broken, Failall, Broken, Nop},
/* UNRESOLVABLE */
{Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Closeout, Unresable, Nop, Unresable, Nop},
/* CLOSED */
{Closed, Nop, Closed, Nop, Closed, Nop, Closed, Nop, Closed, Nop, Closed, Closeout, Closed, Nop, Closed, Nop},
/* BROKEN */
{Broken, Nop, Broken, Nop, Broken, Nop, Broken, Nop, Broken, Nop, Broken, Closeout, Broken, Nop, Broken, Nop}
};
static {
// install the transitions map in its proper place.
Unresolved.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[0]);
ResPending.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[1]);
Resolving.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[2]);
ResolSat.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[3]);
Connected.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[4]);
Disconned.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[5]);
Reconning.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[6]);
ReconSat.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[7]);
Sending.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[8]);
SendingSat.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[9]);
ResClosing.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[10]);
ReconClosing.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[11]);
Closing.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[12]);
Disconning.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[13]);
Unresable.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[14]);
Closed.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[15]);
Broken.init(INIT_TRANSITION_MAP[16]);
}
}
/**
* The current state!
*/
private volatile State state = null;
/**
* Constructs a new messenger state machine.
*
* The transition map is static and we refer to it only to grab the first
* state. After that, states refer to each other. The only reason they are
* members in the map is so that we can make references during init.
*
* @param connected If true, the initial state is {@link Messenger#CONNECTED} otherwise {@link Messenger#UNRESOLVED}.
*/
protected MessengerState(boolean connected) {
state = connected ? TransitionMap.Connected : TransitionMap.Unresolved;
}
/**
* @return The current state.
*/
public int getState() {
// getState is always just a peek. It needs no sync.
return state.number;
}
/**
* Event input.
*/
public void resolveEvent() {
Action a = state.acResolve;
state = state.stResolve;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Message event
*/
public void msgsEvent() {
Action a = state.acMsgs;
state = state.stMsgs;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Saturated Event
*/
public void saturatedEvent() {
Action a = state.acSaturated;
state = state.stSaturated;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Close Event
*/
public void closeEvent() {
Action a = state.acClose;
state = state.stClose;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Shutdown Event
*/
public void shutdownEvent() {
Action a = state.acShutdown;
state = state.stShutdown;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Up Event
*/
public void upEvent() {
Action a = state.acUp;
state = state.stUp;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Down Event
*/
public void downEvent() {
Action a = state.acDown;
state = state.stDown;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Idle Event
*/
public void idleEvent() {
Action a = state.acIdle;
state = state.stIdle;
a.doIt(this);
}
/**
* Actions they're always called in sequence by event methods.
*
* Actions must not call event methods in sequence.
**/
/**
* Try to make a connection. Called whenever transitioning from a state that neither needs nor has a connection to a state
* that needs a connection and does not have it. Call upEvent when successful, or downEvent when failed.
*/
protected abstract void connectAction();
/**
* Start sending. Called whenever transitioning to a state that has both a connection and messages to send from a state that
* lacked either attributes. So, will be called after sending stopped due to broken cnx or idle condition. Call downEvent
* when stopping due to broken or closed connection, call {@link #idleEvent} when no pending message is left.
*/
protected abstract void startAction();
/**
* Reject new messages from now on. Called whenever transitioning from a state that is {@link Messenger#USABLE} to a state
* that is not. No event expected once done.
*/
protected abstract void closeInputAction();
/**
* Drain pending messages, all failed. Called once output is down and there are still pending messages.
* Call {@link #idleEvent} when done, as a normal result of no pending messages being left.
*/
protected abstract void failAllAction();
/**
* Force close output. Called whenever the underlying connection is to be discarded and never to be needed again. That is
* either because orderly close has completed, or shutdown is in progress. No event expected once done, but this action
* must cause any sending in progress to stop eventually. The fact that the sending has stopped must be reported as
* usual: either with a {@link #downEvent}, if the output closure caused the sending process to fail, or with an {@link
* #idleEvent} if the sending of the last message could be sent successfully despite the attempt at interrupting it.
*
* Sending is said to be in progress if, and only if, the last call to startAction is more recent than the last call to
* {@link #idleEvent} or {@link #downEvent}.
*
* It is advisable to also cancel an ongoing connect action, but not mandatory. If a {@link #connectAction} later succeeds,
* then {@link #upEvent} must be called as usual. This will result in another call to {@link #closeOutputAction}.
*/
protected abstract void closeOutputAction();
}
