Package org.infinispan.expiration.impl
Class ExpirationManagerImpl<K,V>
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- org.infinispan.expiration.impl.ExpirationManagerImpl<K,V>
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
ExpirationManager<K,V>
,InternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ClusterExpirationManager
@ThreadSafe public class ExpirationManagerImpl<K,V> extends Object implements InternalExpirationManager<K,V>
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected String
cacheName
protected CacheNotifier<K,V>
cacheNotifier
protected ComponentRef<CommandsFactory>
cf
protected ComponentRef<InvocationContextFactory>
cfRef
protected ComponentRegistry
componentRegistry
protected Configuration
configuration
protected ComponentRef<InternalDataContainer<K,V>>
dataContainer
protected boolean
enabled
protected ScheduledExecutorService
executor
protected ScheduledFuture<?>
expirationTask
protected ConcurrentMap<K,CompletableFuture<Boolean>>
expiring
This map is used for performance reasons.protected ComponentRef<AsyncInterceptorChain>
invokerRef
protected KeyPartitioner
keyPartitioner
protected PersistenceManager
persistenceManager
protected org.infinispan.commons.time.TimeService
timeService
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ExpirationManagerImpl()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description CompletableFuture<Boolean>
entryExpiredInMemory(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime, boolean hasLock)
This should be invoked passing in an entry that is now expired.boolean
entryExpiredInMemoryFromIteration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime)
This method is very similar toInternalExpirationManager.entryExpiredInMemory(InternalCacheEntry, long, boolean)
except that it does the bare minimum when an entry expired to guarantee if the entry is valid or not.void
handleInMemoryExpiration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime)
This should be invoked passing in an entry that is now expired.CompletionStage<Void>
handleInStoreExpirationInternal(K key)
This is to be invoked when a store entry expires.CompletionStage<Void>
handleInStoreExpirationInternal(MarshalledEntry<K,V> marshalledEntry)
This is to be invoked when a store entry expires and the value and/or metadata is available to be used.CompletionStage<Boolean>
handlePossibleExpiration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> ice, int segment, boolean isWrite)
Handles processing for an entry that may be expired.boolean
isEnabled()
void
processExpiration()
Processes the expiration event queue.void
start()
void
stop()
protected CompletionStage<Boolean>
touchEntryAndReturnIfExpired(InternalCacheEntry entry, int segment)
Response is whether the value should be treated as expired - thus if both local and remote were able to touch then the value is not expired.-
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Methods inherited from interface org.infinispan.expiration.ExpirationManager
registerWriteIncoming, unregisterWrite
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Methods inherited from interface org.infinispan.expiration.impl.InternalExpirationManager
handleInStoreExpiration, handleInStoreExpiration
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Field Detail
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executor
protected ScheduledExecutorService executor
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configuration
protected Configuration configuration
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persistenceManager
protected PersistenceManager persistenceManager
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dataContainer
protected ComponentRef<InternalDataContainer<K,V>> dataContainer
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cacheNotifier
protected CacheNotifier<K,V> cacheNotifier
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timeService
protected org.infinispan.commons.time.TimeService timeService
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keyPartitioner
protected KeyPartitioner keyPartitioner
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cf
protected ComponentRef<CommandsFactory> cf
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invokerRef
protected ComponentRef<AsyncInterceptorChain> invokerRef
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cfRef
protected ComponentRef<InvocationContextFactory> cfRef
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componentRegistry
protected ComponentRegistry componentRegistry
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enabled
protected boolean enabled
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cacheName
protected String cacheName
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expiring
protected ConcurrentMap<K,CompletableFuture<Boolean>> expiring
This map is used for performance reasons. Essentially when an expiration event should not be raised this map should be populated first. The main examples are if an expiration is about to occur for that key or the key will be removed or updated. In the latter case we don't want to send an expiration event and then a remove event when we could do just the removal.
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expirationTask
protected ScheduledFuture<?> expirationTask
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Method Detail
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start
public void start()
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processExpiration
public void processExpiration()
Description copied from interface:ExpirationManager
Processes the expiration event queue.- Specified by:
processExpiration
in interfaceExpirationManager<K,V>
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isEnabled
public boolean isEnabled()
- Specified by:
isEnabled
in interfaceExpirationManager<K,V>
- Returns:
- true if expiration reaper thread is enabled, false otherwise
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entryExpiredInMemory
public CompletableFuture<Boolean> entryExpiredInMemory(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime, boolean hasLock)
Description copied from interface:InternalExpirationManager
This should be invoked passing in an entry that is now expired. This method may attempt to lock this key to preserve atomicity. This method should be invoked when an entry was read via get but found to be expired.This method returns true if the entry was removed due to expiration or false if the entry was not removed due to expiration
If hasLock is true, this method assumes that the caller has the lock for the key and it must allow the expiration to occur, ie. returned CompletableFuture has completed, before the lock is released. Failure to do so may cause inconsistency in data.
- Specified by:
entryExpiredInMemory
in interfaceInternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
entry
- the entry that has expiredcurrentTime
- the current time when it expiredhasLock
- if the expiration was found during a write operation- Returns:
- if this entry actually expired or not
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entryExpiredInMemoryFromIteration
public boolean entryExpiredInMemoryFromIteration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime)
Description copied from interface:InternalExpirationManager
This method is very similar toInternalExpirationManager.entryExpiredInMemory(InternalCacheEntry, long, boolean)
except that it does the bare minimum when an entry expired to guarantee if the entry is valid or not. This is important to reduce time spent per entry when iterating. This method may not actually remove the entry and may just return immediately if it is safe to do so.- Specified by:
entryExpiredInMemoryFromIteration
in interfaceInternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
entry
- the entry that has expiredcurrentTime
- the current time when it expired- Returns:
- if this entry actually expired or not
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handleInMemoryExpiration
public void handleInMemoryExpiration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> entry, long currentTime)
Description copied from interface:ExpirationManager
This should be invoked passing in an entry that is now expired. This method may attempt to lock this key to preserve atomicity.- Specified by:
handleInMemoryExpiration
in interfaceExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
entry
- entry that is now expiredcurrentTime
- the current time in milliseconds
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handleInStoreExpirationInternal
public CompletionStage<Void> handleInStoreExpirationInternal(K key)
Description copied from interface:InternalExpirationManager
This is to be invoked when a store entry expires. This method may attempt to lock this key to preserve atomicity.Note this method doesn't currently take a
InternalCacheEntry
and this is due to a limitation in the cache store API. This may cause some values to be removed if they were updated at the same time.- Specified by:
handleInStoreExpirationInternal
in interfaceInternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
key
- the key of the expired entry This method will be renamed to handleInStoreExpiration when the method can be removed fromExpirationManager
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handleInStoreExpirationInternal
public CompletionStage<Void> handleInStoreExpirationInternal(MarshalledEntry<K,V> marshalledEntry)
Description copied from interface:InternalExpirationManager
This is to be invoked when a store entry expires and the value and/or metadata is available to be used. This method is preferred overExpirationManager.handleInStoreExpiration(Object)
as it allows for more specific expiration to possibly occur.- Specified by:
handleInStoreExpirationInternal
in interfaceInternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
marshalledEntry
- the entry that can be unmarshalled as needed This method will be renamed to handleInStoreExpiration when the method can be removed fromExpirationManager
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handlePossibleExpiration
public CompletionStage<Boolean> handlePossibleExpiration(InternalCacheEntry<K,V> ice, int segment, boolean isWrite)
Description copied from interface:InternalExpirationManager
Handles processing for an entry that may be expired. This will remove the entry if it is expired, otherwise may touch if it uses max idle. The return stage will contain whether the entry was actually expired or not- Specified by:
handlePossibleExpiration
in interfaceInternalExpirationManager<K,V>
- Parameters:
ice
- entry that may be expiredsegment
- the segment of the entryisWrite
- whether the command that saw the expired value was a write or not- Returns:
- a stage that when complete will return if the entry was expired
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touchEntryAndReturnIfExpired
protected CompletionStage<Boolean> touchEntryAndReturnIfExpired(InternalCacheEntry entry, int segment)
Response is whether the value should be treated as expired - thus if both local and remote were able to touch then the value is not expired. Note this is different then the touch command's response normally as that mentions if it was touched or not- Parameters:
entry
-segment
-- Returns:
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stop
public void stop()
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