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package org.jgroups.protocols;

/**
 * @author Bela Ban
 */

import org.jgroups.Address;
import org.jgroups.View;
import org.jgroups.util.Owner;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Implementation of a locking protocol which acquires locks by contacting all of the nodes of a cluster.

* Unless a total order configuration is used (e.g. {@link org.jgroups.protocols.SEQUENCER} based), lock requests for * the same resource from different senders may be received in different order, so deadlocks can occur. Example: *
 * - Nodes A and B
 * - A and B call lock(X) at the same time
 * - A receives L(X,A) followed by L(X,B): locks X(A), queues L(X,B)
 * - B receives L(X,B) followed by L(X,A): locks X(B), queues L(X,A)
 * 
* To acquire a lock, we need lock grants from both A and B, but this will never happen here. To fix this, either * add SEQUENCER to the configuration, so that all lock requests are received in the same global order at both A and B, * or use {@link java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock#tryLock(long,java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit)} with retries if a lock * cannot be acquired.

* An alternative is also the {@link org.jgroups.protocols.CENTRAL_LOCK} protocol. * @author Bela Ban * @since 2.12 * @see Locking * @see CENTRAL_LOCK * @deprecated Use {@link org.jgroups.protocols.CENTRAL_LOCK} instead */ public class PEER_LOCK extends Locking { public PEER_LOCK() { super(); } protected void sendGrantLockRequest(String lock_name, int lock_id, Owner owner, long timeout, boolean is_trylock) { sendRequest(null, Type.GRANT_LOCK, lock_name, lock_id, owner, timeout, is_trylock); } protected void sendReleaseLockRequest(String lock_name, Owner owner) { sendRequest(null, Type.RELEASE_LOCK, lock_name, owner, 0, false); } @Override protected void sendAwaitConditionRequest(String lock_name, Owner owner) { sendRequest(null, Type.LOCK_AWAIT, lock_name, owner, 0, false); } @Override protected void sendSignalConditionRequest(String lock_name, boolean all) { sendRequest(null, all ? Type.COND_SIG_ALL : Type.COND_SIG, lock_name, null, 0, false); } @Override protected void sendDeleteAwaitConditionRequest(String lock_name, Owner owner) { sendRequest(null, Type.DELETE_LOCK_AWAIT, lock_name, owner, 0, false); } public void handleView(View view) { super.handleView(view); List

members=view.getMembers(); for(Map map: client_lock_table.values()) { for(ClientLock lock: map.values()) ((PeerLock)lock).retainAll(members); } } protected ClientLock createLock(String lock_name) { return new PeerLock(lock_name); } /** * Lock implementation which grants a lock when all non faulty cluster members OK it. */ protected class PeerLock extends ClientLock { protected final List
grants=new ArrayList<>(view.getMembers()); public PeerLock(String name) { super(name); } protected synchronized void retainAll(List
members) { if(grants.isEmpty()) return; grants.retainAll(members); if(grants.isEmpty()) lockGranted(0); } protected synchronized void handleLockGrantedResponse(Owner owner, Address sender) { if(grants.isEmpty()) return; grants.remove(sender); if(grants.isEmpty()) lockGranted(0); } } }




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