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package org.apache.openjpa.kernel;
import java.util.Collection;
import org.apache.openjpa.lib.util.Closeable;
/**
* Handles obtaining and releasing locks on objects. The lock manager
* generally does not have to worry about synchronization, as the context is
* responsible for synchronizing the calls it makes to the lock manager.
*
* @author Marc Prud'hommeaux
*/
public interface LockManager
extends Closeable, LockLevels {
/**
* Set the context this lock manager is associated with.
* This will be invoked in the lock manager before any other methods are
* called.
*/
public void setContext(StoreContext ctx);
/**
* Return the lock level of the specified instance, or
* {@link LockLevels#LOCK_NONE} if not locked.
*/
public int getLockLevel(OpenJPAStateManager sm);
/**
* Obtain a lock on the specified object. This method may be called when
* a user explicitly locks an object, and is also called automatically
* for every object accessed during a transaction. The implementation
* must track already-locked objects, and must be optimized to return
* quickly when the given object does not need additional locking.
* The lock manager might use the state manager's lock object for
* bookkeeping information.
*
* @param sm the object to lock
* @param level one of the lock constants defined in {@link LockLevels},
* or a custom level
* @param timeout the timeout in milliseconds, or a negative number for
* no timeout
* @param sdata the context information passed from the store manager
* to the persistence context, if any; lock managers
* specific to a certain back end may be able to take
* advantage of this; others should ignore it
* @throws org.apache.openjpa.util.LockException if a lock cannot be
* obtained in the given number of milliseconds
* @see OpenJPAStateManager#setLock
*/
public void lock(OpenJPAStateManager sm, int level, int timeout,
Object sdata);
/**
* Perform the same function as previous lock method and has the option
* to perform a version check after the lock function has completed.
*/
public void refreshLock(OpenJPAStateManager sm, int level, int timeout,
Object sdata);
/**
* Obtain locks on the specified objects.
*
* @see #lock
*/
public void lockAll(Collection sms, int level, int timeout,
Object sdata);
/**
* Release the lock on the given object. This method will be called
* automatically for each state manager with a lock object set on
* transaction completion, just before the call to {@link #endTransaction}.
* The lock manager should null the state manager's lock object. Note
* that some state manager may be garbage collected during a transaction;
* thus lock managers cannot rely on this method being called for every
* state manager.
*
* @see OpenJPAStateManager#setLock
*/
public void release(OpenJPAStateManager sm);
/**
* Notification that a transaction is beginning. Locks are only obtained
* within transactions, so an implementation might use this method to
* initialize bookkeeping datastructures, etc.
*/
public void beginTransaction();
/**
* Notification that the current transaction has ended. Clear all
* datastructures, release any left over locks, etc.
*/
public void endTransaction();
/**
* Free any resources.
*/
public void close ();
}