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 * or more contributor license agreements. Licensed under the Elastic License
 * 2.0 and the Server Side Public License, v 1; you may not use this file except
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package org.elasticsearch.script;

import org.elasticsearch.common.collect.Tuple;
import org.elasticsearch.common.unit.TimeValue;

import java.lang.reflect.Method;

/**
 * The information necessary to compile and run a script.
 *
 * A {@link ScriptContext} contains the information related to a single use case and the interfaces
 * and methods necessary for a {@link ScriptEngine} to implement.
 * 

* There are at least two (and optionally a third) related classes which must be defined. *

* The InstanceType is a class which users of the script api call to execute a script. It * may be stateful. Instances of * the InstanceType may be executed multiple times by a caller with different arguments. This * class must have an abstract method named {@code execute} which {@link ScriptEngine} implementations * will define. *

* The FactoryType is a factory class returned by the {@link ScriptService} when compiling * a script. This class must be stateless so it is cacheable by the {@link ScriptService}. It must * have one of the following: *

    *
  • An abstract method named {@code newInstance} which returns an instance of InstanceType
  • *
  • An abstract method named {@code newFactory} which returns an instance of StatefulFactoryType
  • *
*

* The StatefulFactoryType is an optional class which allows a stateful factory from the * stateless factory type required by the {@link ScriptService}. If defined, the StatefulFactoryType * must have a method named {@code newInstance} which returns an instance of InstanceType. *

* Both the FactoryType and StatefulFactoryType may have abstract methods to indicate * whether a variable is used in a script. These method should return a {@code boolean} and their name * should start with {@code needs}, followed by the variable name, with the first letter uppercased. * For example, to check if a variable {@code doc} is used, a method {@code boolean needsDoc()} should be added. * If the variable name starts with an underscore, for example, {@code _score}, the needs method would * be {@code boolean needs_score()}. */ public final class ScriptContext { /** A unique identifier for this context. */ public final String name; /** A factory class for constructing script or stateful factory instances. */ public final Class factoryClazz; /** A factory class for construct script instances. */ public final Class statefulFactoryClazz; /** A class that is an instance of a script. */ public final Class instanceClazz; /** The default size of the cache for the context if not overridden */ public final int cacheSizeDefault; /** The default expiration of a script in the cache for the context, if not overridden */ public final TimeValue cacheExpireDefault; /** The default max compilation rate for scripts in this context. Script compilation is throttled if this is exceeded */ public final Tuple maxCompilationRateDefault; /** Construct a context with the related instance and compiled classes with caller provided cache defaults */ public ScriptContext(String name, Class factoryClazz, int cacheSizeDefault, TimeValue cacheExpireDefault, Tuple maxCompilationRateDefault) { this.name = name; this.factoryClazz = factoryClazz; Method newInstanceMethod = findMethod("FactoryType", factoryClazz, "newInstance"); Method newFactoryMethod = findMethod("FactoryType", factoryClazz, "newFactory"); if (newFactoryMethod != null) { assert newInstanceMethod == null; statefulFactoryClazz = newFactoryMethod.getReturnType(); newInstanceMethod = findMethod("StatefulFactoryType", statefulFactoryClazz, "newInstance"); if (newInstanceMethod == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Could not find method newInstance StatefulFactoryType class [" + statefulFactoryClazz.getName() + "] for script context [" + name + "]"); } } else if (newInstanceMethod != null) { assert newFactoryMethod == null; statefulFactoryClazz = null; } else { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Could not find method newInstance or method newFactory on FactoryType class [" + factoryClazz.getName() + "] for script context [" + name + "]"); } instanceClazz = newInstanceMethod.getReturnType(); this.cacheSizeDefault = cacheSizeDefault; this.cacheExpireDefault = cacheExpireDefault; this.maxCompilationRateDefault = maxCompilationRateDefault; } /** Construct a context with the related instance and compiled classes with defaults for cacheSizeDefault, cacheExpireDefault and * maxCompilationRateDefault */ public ScriptContext(String name, Class factoryClazz) { // cache size default, cache expire default, max compilation rate are defaults from ScriptService. this(name, factoryClazz, 100, TimeValue.timeValueMillis(0), new Tuple<>(75, TimeValue.timeValueMinutes(5))); } /** Returns a method with the given name, or throws an exception if multiple are found. */ private Method findMethod(String type, Class clazz, String methodName) { Method foundMethod = null; for (Method method : clazz.getMethods()) { if (method.getName().equals(methodName)) { if (foundMethod != null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot have multiple " + methodName + " methods on " + type + " class [" + clazz.getName() + "] for script context [" + name + "]"); } foundMethod = method; } } return foundMethod; } }





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