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* $Id: TransactionReaper.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $
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package com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.coordinator;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Vector;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicLong;
import com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.common.arjPropertyManager;
import com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.coordinator.listener.ReaperMonitor;
import com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.logging.tsLogger;
import com.arjuna.ats.internal.arjuna.coordinator.ReaperElement;
import com.arjuna.ats.internal.arjuna.coordinator.ReaperElementManager;
import com.arjuna.ats.internal.arjuna.coordinator.ReaperThread;
import com.arjuna.ats.internal.arjuna.coordinator.ReaperWorkerThread;
/**
* Class to record transactions with non-zero timeout values, and class to
* implement a transaction reaper thread which terminates these transactions
* once their timeout elapses.
*
* @author Mark Little ([email protected])
* @version $Id: TransactionReaper.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $
* @since JTS 1.0.
*/
public class TransactionReaper
{
public static final String NORMAL = "NORMAL";
public static final String DYNAMIC = "DYNAMIC";
public static final String PERIODIC = "PERIODIC"; // the new name for 'NORMAL'
private TransactionReaper(long checkPeriod)
{
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::TransactionReaper ( " + checkPeriod
+ " )");
}
_checkPeriod = checkPeriod;
}
public final long checkingPeriod()
{
if (_dynamic) {
return nextDynamicCheckTime.get() - System.currentTimeMillis();
} else {
// if we have a cancel in progress which needs
// checking up on then we have to wake up in time
// for it whether we are using a static or
// dynamic model
final ReaperElement head = _reaperElements.getFirst();
if(head != null) {
if (head._status != ReaperElement.RUN) {
long waitTime = head.getAbsoluteTimeout() - System.currentTimeMillis();
if (waitTime < _checkPeriod) {
return waitTime;
}
}
}
return _checkPeriod;
}
}
/**
* process all entries in the timeout queue which have
* expired. entries for newly expired transactions are passed
* to a worker thread for cancellation and requeued for
* subsequent progress checks. the worker is given a kick if
* such checks find it is wedged.
*
* Timeout is given in milliseconds.
*/
public final void check()
{
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::check ()");
}
do {
final ReaperElement reaperElement;
synchronized(this) {
final long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
final long next = nextDynamicCheckTime.get();
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::check - comparing " + Long.toString(next));
}
if (now < next) {
break;
}
reaperElement = _reaperElements.getFirst();
// TODO close window where first can change - maybe record nextDynamicCheckTime before probing first,
// then use compareAndSet? Although something will need to check before sleeping anyhow...
if (reaperElement == null) {
nextDynamicCheckTime.set(Long.MAX_VALUE);
return;
} else {
final long nextTimeout = reaperElement.getAbsoluteTimeout();
if(nextTimeout > now) {
nextDynamicCheckTime.set(nextTimeout);
return; // nothing to do yet.
}
}
}
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_18(reaperElement._control.get_uid(), reaperElement.statusName());
// if we have to synchronize on multiple objects we always
// do so in a fixed order ReaperElement before Reaper and
// ReaperElement before Reaper._cancelQueue in order to
// ensure we don't deadlock. We never sychronize on the
// reaper and the cancel queue at the same time.
synchronized(reaperElement) {
switch (reaperElement._status) {
case ReaperElement.RUN: {
// this tx has just timed out. remove it from the
// TX list, update the timeout to take account of
// cancellation period and reinsert as a cancelled
// TX. this ensures we process it again if it does
// not get cancelled in time
reaperElement._status = ReaperElement.SCHEDULE_CANCEL;
reinsertElement(reaperElement, _cancelWaitPeriod);
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("Reaper scheduling TX for cancellation " + reaperElement._control.get_uid());
}
// insert into cancellation queue for a worker
// thread to process and then make sure a worker
// thread is awake
synchronized(_workQueue) {
_workQueue.add(reaperElement);
_workQueue.notifyAll();
}
}
break;
case ReaperElement.SCHEDULE_CANCEL: {
// hmm, a worker is taking its time to
// start processing this scheduled entry.
// we may just be running slow ... but the
// worker may be wedged under a cancel for
// some other TX. add an extra delay to
// give the worker more time to complete
// its current task and progress this
// entry to the CANCEL state. if the
// worker *is* wedged then this will
// ensure the wedged TX entry comes to the
// front of the queue.
reinsertElement(reaperElement, _cancelWaitPeriod);
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("Reaper deferring interrupt for TX scheduled for cancel " + reaperElement._control.get_uid());
}
}
break;
case ReaperElement.CANCEL: {
// ok, the worker must be wedged under a
// call to cancel() -- kick the thread and
// reschedule the element for a later
// check to ensure the thread responded to
// the kick
reaperElement._status = ReaperElement.CANCEL_INTERRUPTED;
reaperElement._worker.interrupt();
reinsertElement(reaperElement, _cancelFailWaitPeriod);
// log that we interrupted cancel()
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::check interrupting cancel in progress for " + reaperElement._control.get_uid());
}
}
break;
case ReaperElement.CANCEL_INTERRUPTED: {
// cancellation got truly wedged -- mark
// the element as a zombie so the worker
// exits when (if?) it wakes up and create
// a new worker thread to handle further
// cancellations. then mark the
// transaction as rollback only.
reaperElement._status = ReaperElement.ZOMBIE;
synchronized(this) {
_zombieCount++;
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("Reaper " + Thread.currentThread() + " got a zombie " + reaperElement._worker + " (zombie count now " + _zombieCount + ") cancelling " + reaperElement._control.get_uid());
}
if (_zombieCount == _zombieMax) {
// log zombie overflow error call()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.error_coordinator_TransactionReaper_5(Integer.toString(_zombieCount));
}
}
_reaperWorkerThread = new ReaperWorkerThread(TransactionReaper._theReaper);
_reaperWorkerThread.setDaemon(true);
_reaperWorkerThread.start();
// log a failed cancel()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_6(reaperElement._worker.toString(),
reaperElement._control.get_uid());
// ok, since the worker was wedged we need to
// remove the entry from the timeouts and
// transactions lists then mark this tx as
// rollback only. we have to log a message
// whether we succeed, fail or get interrupted
removeElementReaper(reaperElement);
try {
if (reaperElement._control.preventCommit()) {
// log a successful preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_10(reaperElement._control.get_uid());
notifyListeners(reaperElement._control, false);
} else {
// log a failed preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_11(reaperElement._control.get_uid());
}
}
catch (Exception e1) {
// log an exception under preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_12(reaperElement._control.get_uid(), e1);
}
}
break;
case ReaperElement.FAIL:
case ReaperElement.COMPLETE: {
// ok, the worker should remove the tx
// from the transactions queue very soon
// but we need to progress to the next
// entry so we will steal in and do it
// first
removeElementReaper(reaperElement);
}
break;
}
}
} while (true);
}
/**
* called by check, this method removes and reinserts an element in the timeout
* ordered set, recalculating the next wakeup time accordingly.
*/
private void reinsertElement(ReaperElement e, long delay)
{
synchronized (this) {
long newWakeup = _reaperElements.reorder(e, delay);
nextDynamicCheckTime.set(newWakeup); // TODO - set should be atomic with reorder?
}
}
public final void waitForCancellations()
{
synchronized (_workQueue) {
try {
while (_workQueue.isEmpty()) {
_workQueue.wait();
}
}
catch (InterruptedException e) {
}
}
}
public final void doCancellations()
{
for (; ;) {
ReaperElement e;
// see if we have any cancellations to process
synchronized (_workQueue) {
try {
e = _workQueue.remove(0);
}
catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException ioobe) {
break;
}
}
// ok, current status must be SCHEDULE_CANCEL.
// progress state to CANCEL and call cancel()
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("Reaper Worker " + Thread.currentThread() + " attempting to cancel " + e._control.get_uid());
}
boolean cancelled = false;
Exception exception = null;
synchronized (e) {
e._worker = Thread.currentThread();
e._status = ReaperElement.CANCEL;
e.notifyAll();
}
// we are now exposed to at most one interrupt from
// the reaper. test for running and try the cancel if
// required
try {
if (e._control.running()) {
// try to cancel the transaction
if (e._control.cancel() == ActionStatus.ABORTED) {
cancelled = true;
if (TxStats.enabled()) {
// note that we also count timeouts as application rollbacks via
// the stats unpdate in the TwoPhaseCoordinator cancel() method.
TxStats.getInstance().incrementTimeouts();
}
notifyListeners(e._control, true);
}
}
}
catch (Exception e1) {
exception = e1;
}
// ok, close the interrupt window by resetting the
// state -- unless we have been told to go away by
// being set to ZOMBIE
synchronized (e) {
if (e._status == ReaperElement.ZOMBIE) {
// we need to decrement the zombie count and
// force an immediate thread exit. the reaper
// will have removed the entry from the
// transactions list and started another
// worker thread.
ReaperWorkerThread worker = (ReaperWorkerThread) Thread.currentThread();
worker.shutdown();
synchronized(this) {
_zombieCount--;
}
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_13(Thread.currentThread().toString(),
e._control.get_uid(), Integer.toString(_zombieCount));
// this gets us out of the for(;;) loop and
// the shutdown call above makes sure we exit
// after returning
break;
} else if (cancelled &&
e._status == ReaperElement.CANCEL_INTERRUPTED) {
// ok the call to cancel() returned true but
// we cannot trust it because the reaper sent
// the thread an interrupt
cancelled = false;
e._status = ReaperElement.FAIL;
e.notifyAll();
} else {
e._status = (cancelled
? ReaperElement.COMPLETE
: ReaperElement.FAIL);
e.notifyAll();
}
}
// log a message notifying success, failure or
// exception during cancel(), remove the element from
// the transactions queue and mark TX as rollback only
if (cancelled) {
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_7(Thread.currentThread().toString(),
e._control.get_uid());
} else if (e._control.running()) {
if (exception != null) {
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_9(Thread.currentThread().toString(), e._control.get_uid(), exception);
} else {
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_8(Thread.currentThread().toString(),
e._control.get_uid());
}
try {
if (e._control.preventCommit()) {
// log a successful preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_14(Thread.currentThread().toString(),
e._control.get_uid());
notifyListeners(e._control, false);
} else {
// log a failed preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_15(Thread.currentThread().toString(),
e._control.get_uid());
}
}
catch (Exception e1) {
// log an exception under preventCommit()
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_16(Thread.currentThread().toString(), e._control.get_uid(), e1);
}
}
removeElementReaper(e);
}
}
/**
* @return the number of items in the reaper's list.
* @since JTS 2.2.
*
* Note: this is a) expensive and b) an approximation. Should be called only by test code.
*/
public final long numberOfTransactions()
{
return _reaperElements.size();
}
/**
* Return the number of timeouts registered.
* Note: this is a) expensive and b) an approximation. Should be called only by test code.
*
* @return The number of timeouts registered.
*/
public final long numberOfTimeouts()
{
return _timeouts.size();
}
public final void addListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
{
_listeners.add(listener);
}
public final boolean removeListener(ReaperMonitor listener)
{
return _listeners.remove(listener);
}
/**
* timeout is given in seconds, but we work in milliseconds.
*
* Attempting to insert an element that is already present is an error (IllegalStateException)
*/
public final void insert(Reapable control, int timeout)
{
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::insert ( " + control + ", " + timeout
+ " )");
}
/*
* Ignore if the timeout is zero, since this means the transaction
* should never timeout.
*/
if (timeout == 0)
return;
ReaperElement reaperElement = new ReaperElement(control, timeout);
_lifetime.addAndGet(timeout);
// insert the element only if it's not already present. We check _timeouts first, as elements
// maybe temporarily removed and reinserted in _reaperElements, so that is not as good a check.
// We use lazy eval to ensure we insert to _reaperElements only if we inserted to _timeouts.
// Note: removal works in reverse order i.e. _reaperElements then _timeouts.
if ((_timeouts.putIfAbsent(reaperElement._control, reaperElement) == null)) {
_reaperElements.add(reaperElement);
} else {
throw new IllegalStateException(tsLogger.i18NLogger.get_coordinator_TransactionReaper_1());
}
if (_dynamic && reaperElement.getAbsoluteTimeout() < nextDynamicCheckTime.get()) {
updateCheckTimeForEarlierInsert(reaperElement.getAbsoluteTimeout());
}
}
/**
* Reset the next wakeup time, when a new element has a timeout earlier than the currently scheduled wakeup.
*
* @param newCheckTime absolute time in ms.
*/
private void updateCheckTimeForEarlierInsert(long newCheckTime)
{
synchronized (this) {
long oldCheckTime = nextDynamicCheckTime.get();
while (newCheckTime < oldCheckTime) {
if (nextDynamicCheckTime.compareAndSet(oldCheckTime, newCheckTime)) {
notifyAll(); // force recalc of next wakeup time, taking into account the newly inserted element(s)
} else {
oldCheckTime = nextDynamicCheckTime.get();
}
}
}
}
// takes an Object because OTSManager.destroyControl(Control|ControlImple) uses PseudoControlWrapper not Reapable
public final void remove(Object control)
{
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::remove ( " + control + " )");
}
if (control == null)
return;
ReaperElement key = _timeouts.get(control);
if (key == null) {
return;
}
// if a cancellation is in progress then we have to
// see it through as we have to ensure that the worker
// thread does not get wedged. so we have to tell the
// control has gone away. in order to test the status
// we need to synchronize on the element before we
// synchronize on this so we can ensure that we don't
// deadlock ourselves.
synchronized (key) {
if (key._status != ReaperElement.RUN) {
// we are cancelling this TX anyway and need
// to track the progress of the cancellation
// using this entry so we cnanot remove it
return;
}
removeElementClient(key);
}
}
/**
* Given the transaction instance, this will return the time left before the
* transaction is automatically rolled back if it has not been terminated.
*
* @param control
* @return the remaining time in milliseconds.
*/
public final long getRemainingTimeoutMills(Object control)
{
// arg is an Object because ArjunaTransactionImple.propagationContext does not have a Reapable
if ((_timeouts.isEmpty()) || (control == null)) {
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::getRemainingTimeout for " + control
+ " returning 0");
}
return 0;
}
final ReaperElement reaperElement = _timeouts.get(control);
long timeout = 0;
if (reaperElement == null) {
timeout = 0;
} else {
// units are in milliseconds at this stage.
timeout = reaperElement.getAbsoluteTimeout() - System.currentTimeMillis();
}
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::getRemainingTimeoutMillis for "+control+" returning "+timeout);
}
return timeout;
}
/**
* Given a Control, return the associated timeout, or 0 if we do not know
* about it.
*
* Return in seconds!
*
* Takes an Object because TransactionFactoryImple.getTransactionInfo and
* ArjunaTransactionImple.propagationContext use it and don't have a Reapable.
*/
public final int getTimeout(Object control)
{
if ((_timeouts.isEmpty()) || (control == null)) {
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::getTimeout for " + control
+ " returning 0");
}
return 0;
}
final ReaperElement reaperElement = _timeouts.get(control);
int timeout = (reaperElement == null ? 0 : reaperElement._timeout);
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::getTimeout for "+control+" returning "+timeout);
return timeout;
}
/*
* Terminate the transaction reaper. This is a synchronous operation
* and will only return once the reaper has been shutdown cleanly.
*
* Note, this method assumes that the transaction system has been
* shutdown already so no new transactions can be created, or we
* could be here for a long time!
*
* @param waitForTransactions if true then the reaper will
* wait until all transactions have terminated (or been terminated by it).
* If false then the reaper will call setRollbackOnly on all
* the transactions.
*/
private final void shutdown(boolean waitForTransactions)
{
// the reaper thread synchronizes and waits on this
synchronized (this) {
_inShutdown = true;
/*
* If the caller does not want to wait for the normal transaction timeout
* periods to elapse before terminating, then we first start by enabling
* our time machine!
*/
if (!waitForTransactions) {
_reaperElements.setAllTimeoutsToZero();
}
/*
* Wait for all of the transactions to
* terminate normally.
*/
while (!_reaperElements.isEmpty()) {
try {
this.wait();
}
catch (final Exception ex) {
}
}
_reaperThread.shutdown();
notifyAll();
}
try {
_reaperThread.join();
}
catch (final Exception ex) {
}
_reaperThread = null;
// the reaper worker thread synchronizes and wais on the work queue
synchronized (_workQueue) {
_reaperWorkerThread.shutdown();
_workQueue.notifyAll();
// hmm, not sure we really need to do this but . . .
_reaperWorkerThread.interrupt();
}
try {
_reaperWorkerThread.join();
}
catch (final Exception ex) {
}
_reaperWorkerThread = null;
}
// called (indirectly) by user code doing removals on e.g. commit/rollback
// does not reset the wakeup time - we prefer leaving an unnecessary wakeup as it's
// cheaper than locking to recalculate the new time here.
private final void removeElementClient(ReaperElement reaperElement)
{
_reaperElements.remove(reaperElement);
_timeouts.remove(reaperElement._control);
// don't recalc time, just wake up as planned
if(_inShutdown) {
synchronized (this) {
this.notifyAll(); // TODO: use different lock for shutdown?
}
}
}
/*
* Remove element from list and trigger waiter if we are
* being shutdown.
*
*/
// called internally by the reaper when removing elements - note the different
// behaviour with regard to check time recalculation. Here we need to ensure the
// new time is correct.
private final void removeElementReaper(ReaperElement reaperElement)
{
_reaperElements.remove(reaperElement);
_timeouts.remove(reaperElement._control);
synchronized (this) {
// TODO set needs tobe atomic to getFirst?
ReaperElement first = _reaperElements.getFirst();
if(first != null) {
nextDynamicCheckTime.set(first.getAbsoluteTimeout());
} else {
nextDynamicCheckTime.set(Long.MAX_VALUE);
if(_inShutdown) {
this.notifyAll(); // TODO: use different lock for shutdown?
}
}
}
}
private final void notifyListeners(Reapable element, boolean rollback)
{
// notify listeners. Ignore errors.
for (int i = 0; i < _listeners.size(); i++) {
try {
if (rollback)
_listeners.get(i).rolledBack(element.get_uid());
else
_listeners.get(i).markedRollbackOnly(element.get_uid());
}
catch (final Throwable ex) {
// ignore
}
}
}
/**
* Currently we let the reaper thread run at same priority as other threads.
* Could get priority from environment.
*/
public static synchronized void instantiate()
{
if (TransactionReaper._theReaper == null)
{
if (tsLogger.logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
tsLogger.logger.trace("TransactionReaper::instantiate()");
}
// default to dynamic mode
TransactionReaper._dynamic = true;
String mode = arjPropertyManager.getCoordinatorEnvironmentBean().getTxReaperMode();
if (mode.compareTo(TransactionReaper.PERIODIC) == 0) {
TransactionReaper._dynamic = false;
}
if (mode.compareTo(TransactionReaper.NORMAL) == 0) {
TransactionReaper._dynamic = false;
tsLogger.i18NLogger.warn_coordinator_TransactionReaper_19();
}
long checkPeriod = Long.MAX_VALUE;
if (!TransactionReaper._dynamic) {
checkPeriod = arjPropertyManager.getCoordinatorEnvironmentBean().getTxReaperTimeout();
}
TransactionReaper._theReaper = new TransactionReaper(checkPeriod);
TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelWaitPeriod = arjPropertyManager.getCoordinatorEnvironmentBean().getTxReaperCancelWaitPeriod();
// must give TX at least 10 millisecs to
// respond to cancel
if (TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelWaitPeriod < 10) {
TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelWaitPeriod = 10;
}
TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelFailWaitPeriod = arjPropertyManager.getCoordinatorEnvironmentBean().getTxReaperCancelFailWaitPeriod();
// must give TX at least 10 millisecs to
// respond to cancel
if (TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelFailWaitPeriod < 10) {
TransactionReaper._theReaper._cancelFailWaitPeriod = 10;
}
TransactionReaper._theReaper._zombieMax = arjPropertyManager.getCoordinatorEnvironmentBean().getTxReaperZombieMax();
// we start bleating if the zombie count
// reaches zombieMax so it has to be at
// least 1
if (TransactionReaper._theReaper._zombieMax <= 0) {
TransactionReaper._theReaper._zombieMax = 1;
}
_reaperThread = new ReaperThread(TransactionReaper._theReaper);
// _reaperThread.setPriority(Thread.MIN_PRIORITY);
_reaperThread.setDaemon(true);
_reaperWorkerThread = new ReaperWorkerThread(TransactionReaper._theReaper);
_reaperWorkerThread.setDaemon(true);
_reaperThread.start();
_reaperWorkerThread.start();
}
}
/**
* Starting with 4.8, this method will always return an instance, will never return null.
* This causes the reaper to be instantiated unnecessarily in some cases, but that's cheaper
* than the alternatives.
*
* @return a TransactionReaper singleton.
*/
public static TransactionReaper transactionReaper() {
if(_theReaper == null) {
instantiate();
}
return _theReaper;
}
/**
* Terminate the transaction reaper. This is a synchronous operation
* and will only return once the reaper has been shutdown cleanly.
*
* Note, this method assumes that the transaction system has been
* shutdown already so no new transactions can be created, or we
* could be here for a long time!
*
* @param waitForTransactions if true then the reaper will
* wait until all transactions have terminated (or been terminated by it).
* If false then the reaper will call setRollbackOnly on all
* the transactions.
*/
public static synchronized void terminate(boolean waitForTransactions)
{
if (_theReaper != null) {
_theReaper.shutdown(waitForTransactions);
_theReaper = null;
}
}
public static boolean isDynamic()
{
return _dynamic;
}
public static synchronized long transactionLifetime()
{
return _lifetime.get();
}
public static final long defaultCheckPeriod = 120000; // in milliseconds
public static final long defaultCancelWaitPeriod = 500; // in milliseconds
public static final long defaultCancelFailWaitPeriod = 500; // in milliseconds
public static final int defaultZombieMax = 8;
static final synchronized void reset()
{
_theReaper = null;
}
private final ReaperElementManager _reaperElements = new ReaperElementManager();
// The keys are actually Reapable, as that's what insert takes. However, some functions use get(Object)
// and rely on clever hashcode/equals behaviour, especially for the JTS. Thus the generics key type is Object.
private final ConcurrentMap _timeouts = new ConcurrentHashMap();
private final List _workQueue = new LinkedList();
private final Vector _listeners = new Vector(); // TODO sync properly
private long _checkPeriod = 0;
// Although it is atomic, writes (but not reads) need to by synchronized(this) i.e. on the TransactionReaper instance
// in order to ensure proper timing with respect to wait/notify and wakeups on the _reaperElements queue.
private final AtomicLong nextDynamicCheckTime = new AtomicLong(Long.MAX_VALUE);
/**
* number of millisecs delay afer a cancel() is scheduled
* before the reaper tries to interrupt the worker thread
* executing the cancel()
*/
private long _cancelWaitPeriod = 0;
/**
* number of millisecs delay afer a worker thread is
* interrupted before the reaper writes the it off as a zombie
* and starts a new thread
*/
private long _cancelFailWaitPeriod = 0;
/**
* threshold for count of non-exited zombies at which system
* starts logging error messages
*/
private int _zombieMax = 0;
private static volatile TransactionReaper _theReaper = null;
private static ReaperThread _reaperThread = null;
private static ReaperWorkerThread _reaperWorkerThread = null;
private static boolean _dynamic = true;
private static AtomicLong _lifetime = new AtomicLong(0);
private static int _zombieCount = 0;
private boolean _inShutdown = false;
}
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