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package org.graylog.scheduler;

import org.graylog.scheduler.clock.JobSchedulerClock;
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import javax.inject.Inject;
import java.util.Optional;

/**
 * Provides a few standard schedule strategies for triggers.
 */
public class JobScheduleStrategies {
    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(JobScheduleStrategies.class);

    private final JobSchedulerClock clock;

    @Inject
    public JobScheduleStrategies(JobSchedulerClock clock) {
        this.clock = clock;
    }

    /**
     * Calculates the next execution time. This uses the previous {@link JobTriggerDto#nextTime()} to calculate
     * the next one based on the trigger schedule.
     * 

* If this returns an empty {@link Optional}, the trigger should not be executed anymore. * * @param trigger the trigger to use for the calculation * @return the next time this trigger should fire, empty optional if the trigger should not fire anymore */ public Optional nextTime(JobTriggerDto trigger) { final DateTime lastNextTime = trigger.nextTime(); final DateTime lastExecutionTime = trigger.lock().lastLockTime(); return trigger.schedule().calculateNextTime(lastExecutionTime, lastNextTime); } /** * Calculates the next time in the future. This uses the previous {@link JobTriggerDto#nextTime()} to calculate * the next one based on the trigger schedule. It recalculates the next time until it is in the future. *

* If this returns an empty {@link Optional}, the trigger should not be executed anymore. * * @param trigger the trigger to use for the calculation * @return the next time this trigger should fire, empty optional if the trigger should not fire anymore */ public Optional nextFutureTime(JobTriggerDto trigger) { final DateTime now = clock.nowUTC(); final DateTime lastNextTime = trigger.nextTime(); final DateTime lastExecutionTime = trigger.lock().lastLockTime(); final JobSchedule schedule = trigger.schedule(); // This is using nextTime to make sure we take the runtime into account and schedule at // exactly after the last nextTime. final Optional optionalNextTime = schedule.calculateNextTime(lastExecutionTime, lastNextTime); if (!optionalNextTime.isPresent()) { return Optional.empty(); } DateTime nextTime = optionalNextTime.get(); // If calculated nextTime is in the past, calculate next time until it is in the future // TODO: Is this something we should notify the user about? If a job is using this helper method it probably // doesn't care about this situation. Jobs where it's important that the time doesn't automatically // advance, should probably use a different helper method. while (!nextTime.isAfter(now)) { LOG.debug("New nextTime <{}> is in the past, re-calculating again", nextTime); nextTime = schedule.calculateNextTime(lastExecutionTime, nextTime).orElse(null); if (nextTime == null) { return Optional.empty(); } } return Optional.of(nextTime); } }





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