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package org.jboss.util;

/**
 * This class runs in a single thread {@link TimerTask}s that have been 
 * scheduled. 

* A similar class is present in java.util package of jdk version >= 1.3; * for compatibility with jdk 1.2 it is reimplemented here. * * @see TimerTask * @author Simone Bordet * @version $Revision: 2787 $ */ public class TimerQueue extends WorkerQueue { // Constants ----------------------------------------------------- // Attributes ---------------------------------------------------- /* This member is accessed only from putJob and getJob, that will then guarantee necessary synchronization on it */ private Heap m_heap; // Static -------------------------------------------------------- // Constructors -------------------------------------------------- /** * Creates a new timer queue with default thread name of "TimerTask Thread" */ public TimerQueue() { this("TimerTask Thread"); } /** * Creates a new timer queue with the specified thread name * @param threadName */ public TimerQueue(String threadName) { super(threadName); m_heap = new Heap(); } // Public -------------------------------------------------------- /** * Schedules the given TimerTask for immediate execution. * @param t */ public void schedule(TimerTask t) { schedule(t, 0); } /** * Schedule the given TimerTask to be executed after delay * milliseconds. * @param t * @param delay */ public void schedule(TimerTask t, long delay) { if (t == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("Can't schedule a null TimerTask"); if (delay < 0) delay = 0; t.setNextExecutionTime(System.currentTimeMillis() + delay); putJob(t); } // Z implementation ---------------------------------------------- // WorkerQueue overrides --------------------------------------------------- protected void putJobImpl(Executable task) { m_heap.insert(task); ((TimerTask)task).setState(TimerTask.SCHEDULED); notifyAll(); } protected Executable getJobImpl() throws InterruptedException { while (m_heap.peek() == null) { wait(); } TimerTask task = (TimerTask)m_heap.extract(); switch (task.getState()) { case TimerTask.CANCELLED: case TimerTask.EXECUTED: //don't hold onto last dead task if we wait. task = null; return getJobImpl(); case TimerTask.NEW: case TimerTask.SCHEDULED: return task; default: throw new IllegalStateException("TimerTask has an illegal state"); } } protected Runnable createQueueLoop() { return new TimerTaskLoop(); } protected void clear() { super.clear(); synchronized (this) { m_heap.clear(); } } // Package protected --------------------------------------------- // Protected ----------------------------------------------------- // Private ------------------------------------------------------- // Inner classes ------------------------------------------------- /** * Class that loops getting the next job to be executed and then * executing it, in the timer task thread. */ protected class TimerTaskLoop implements Runnable { public void run() { try { while (true) { try { // Wait for the first job TimerTask task = (TimerTask)getJob(); long now = System.currentTimeMillis(); long executionTime = task.getNextExecutionTime(); long timeToWait = executionTime - now; boolean runTask = timeToWait <= 0; if (!runTask) { // Entering here when a new job is scheduled but // it's not yet time to run the first one; // the job was extracted from the heap, reschedule putJob(task); Object mutex = TimerQueue.this; synchronized (mutex) { // timeToWait is always strictly > 0, so I don't wait forever mutex.wait(timeToWait); } } else { if (task.isPeriodic()) { // Reschedule with the new time task.setNextExecutionTime(executionTime + task.getPeriod()); putJob(task); } else { // The one-shot task is already removed from // the heap, mark it as executed task.setState(TimerTask.EXECUTED); } // Run it ! task.execute(); } } catch (InterruptedException x) { // Exit the thread break; } catch (Exception e) { ThrowableHandler.add(ThrowableHandler.Type.ERROR, e); } } } finally {clear();} } } }





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