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package org.sputnikdev.bluetooth.manager.impl;

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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.sputnikdev.bluetooth.URL;
import org.sputnikdev.bluetooth.manager.BluetoothGovernor;
import org.sputnikdev.bluetooth.manager.GovernorListener;
import org.sputnikdev.bluetooth.manager.NotReadyException;

/**
 * A root class for all governors in the system. Defines lifecycle and error handling/recovery processes for governors.
 *
 * The lifecycle is divided on the following stages:
 * 
    *
  • Native object acquisition
  • *
  • Error handling and recovery
  • *
  • Governing/maintaining state of the bluetooth object
  • *
* * All the stages above are handled in {@link #update()} method. When invoked, this method tries to acquire * a native object for corresponding device first. When acquired, {@link #init(BluetoothObject)} method is called * to perform initialisation (setting initial state, subscribing to the object events), then all registered governor * listeners are notified that the governor is "ready" by triggering {@link GovernorListener#ready(boolean)} method. * Once initialised, the {@link #update()} method switches to the next stage - maintaining state of the bluetooth * object by invoking {@link #update(BluetoothObject)} method, this is where main manipulations with * the bluetooth object are happening. If any exception occurs in the {@link #update(BluetoothObject)} method, * the Error handling stage begins by triggering {@link #reset(BluetoothObject)} method, which must revert * internal state of the governor to the initial state - the Native object acquisition. * * In short this looks like that: * * The update method is called outside of the governor (by a separate thread): * governor.update(); * * then the following happens: * * {@link #findBluetoothObject()} * {@link #init(BluetoothObject)} * {@link GovernorListener#ready(boolean)} with argument - true * {@link #update(BluetoothObject)} * * if the {@link #update(BluetoothObject)} method throws any exception, then * {@link #reset(BluetoothObject)} * {@link GovernorListener#ready(boolean)} with argument - false * are invoked, which brings the governor to its initial state, where everything begins from the start. * * In order to help to release resources (native objects) {@link #reset(BluetoothObject)} method is used, * which must release any acquired resources, disconnect and unsubscribe from notifications. * It is recommended to call this method when, for example, a program exists or in any similar cases. * * @author Vlad Kolotov */ abstract class BluetoothObjectGovernor implements BluetoothGovernor { private Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(BluetoothObjectGovernor.class); protected final BluetoothManagerImpl bluetoothManager; protected final URL url; private T bluetoothObject; private Date lastActivity = new Date(); private final List governorListeners = new ArrayList<>(); BluetoothObjectGovernor(BluetoothManagerImpl bluetoothManager, URL url) { this.bluetoothManager = bluetoothManager; this.url = url; } @Override public URL getURL() { return url; } @Override public boolean isReady() { return bluetoothObject != null; } @Override public void addGovernorListener(GovernorListener listener) { synchronized (this.governorListeners) { this.governorListeners.add(listener); } } @Override public void removeGovernorListener(GovernorListener listener) { synchronized (this.governorListeners) { this.governorListeners.remove(listener); } } @Override public Date getLastActivity() { return lastActivity; } abstract T findBluetoothObject(); abstract void init(T object); abstract void update(T object); abstract void reset(T object); T getBluetoothObject() throws NotReadyException { if (bluetoothObject == null) { throw new NotReadyException("Bluetooth object is not ready: " + url); } return bluetoothObject; } final synchronized void update() { T bluetoothObject = getOrFindBluetoothObject(); if (bluetoothObject == null) { return; } try { logger.info("Updating governor state: {}", url); update(bluetoothObject); updateLastChanged(); notifyLastChanged(); } catch (Exception ex) { logger.error("Could not update governor state.", ex); reset(); } } final void reset() { logger.info("Resetting governor: " + url); if (this.bluetoothObject != null) { reset(this.bluetoothObject); notifyReady(false); } this.bluetoothObject = null; logger.info("Governor has been reset: " + url); } void updateLastChanged() { this.lastActivity = new Date(); } void notifyReady(boolean ready) { synchronized (this.governorListeners) { for (GovernorListener listener : this.governorListeners) { try { listener.ready(ready); } catch (Exception ex) { logger.error("Execution error of a governor listener: ready", ex); } } } } void notifyLastChanged() { synchronized (this.governorListeners) { for (GovernorListener listener : this.governorListeners) { try { listener.lastUpdatedChanged(this.lastActivity); } catch (Exception ex) { logger.error("Execution error of a governor listener: last changed", ex); } } } } synchronized private T getOrFindBluetoothObject() { if (bluetoothObject == null) { this.bluetoothObject = findBluetoothObject(); if (this.bluetoothObject != null) { init(this.bluetoothObject); notifyReady(true); } } return bluetoothObject; } }




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