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package org.apache.geode;
/**
* Abstract cancellation proxy for cancelling an operation, esp. a thread.
*
* Creators of services or threads should implement a subclass of CancelCriterion, and implement the
* two methods - cancelInProgress, and generateCancelledException(e).
*
* Code inside the service can check to see if the service is cancelled by calling
* {@link #checkCancelInProgress(Throwable)}. Generally the pattern is to check before performing an
* operation, check if the service is canceled before propgrating an exception futher up the stack,
* and check for cancelation inside a long loop. Eg.
*
*
* while(true) {
* c.checkCancelInProgress(null);
* try {
* dispatchEvents();
* } catch(IOException e) {
* c.checkCancelInProgress(e);
* throw e;
* }
* }
*
*
* @see CancelException
* @since GemFire 5.1
*/
public abstract class CancelCriterion {
/**
* Indicate if the service is in the progress of being cancelled. The typical use of this is to
* indicate, in the case of an {@link InterruptedException}, that the current operation should be
* cancelled.
*
* @return null if the service is not shutting down, or a message that can be used to construct an
* exception indicating the service is shut down.
*/
public abstract String cancelInProgress();
// import org.apache.geode.distributed.internal.DistributionManager;
// *
// * In particular, a {@link DistributionManager} returns a non-null result if
// * message distribution has been terminated.
/**
* Use this utility function in your implementation of cancelInProgress() and cancelled() to
* indicate a system failure
*
* @return failure string if system failure has occurred
*/
protected final String checkFailure() {
Throwable tilt = SystemFailure.getFailure();
if (tilt != null) {
// Allocate no objects here!
return SystemFailure.JVM_CORRUPTION;
}
return null;
}
/**
* See if the current operation is being cancelled. If so, it either throws a
* {@link RuntimeException} (usually a {@link CancelException}).
*
* @param e an underlying exception or null if there is no exception that triggered this check
* @see #cancelInProgress()
*/
public final void checkCancelInProgress(Throwable e) {
SystemFailure.checkFailure();
String reason = cancelInProgress();
if (reason == null) {
return;
}
throw generateCancelledException(e);
}
/**
* Template factory method for generating the exception to be thrown by
* {@link #checkCancelInProgress(Throwable)}. Override this to specify different exception for
* checkCancelInProgress() to throw.
*
* This method should wrap the exception in a service specific CancelationException (eg
* CacheClosedException). or return null if the service is not being canceled.
*
* @param e an underlying exception, if any
* @return RuntimeException to be thrown by checkCancelInProgress(), null if the receiver has not
* been cancelled.
*/
abstract public RuntimeException generateCancelledException(Throwable e);
/**
* Checks to see if a cancellation is in progress. This is equivalent to the expression
* (cancelInProgress() != null).
*
* @return true if a cancellation is in progress, false if not
*/
public boolean isCancelInProgress() {
return cancelInProgress() != null;
}
}