com.nt.udc.flexibleAggregator.table

Class FlexibleTimerFlush

java.lang.Object

com.nt.udc.flexibleAggregator.table.FlexibleTimerFlush

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.awt.event.ActionListener, java.util.EventListener

public class FlexibleTimerFlush
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.awt.event.ActionListener

This class handles all timer related flushing functionality. Currently, this timer flushing class supports the following: - starting/stopping the timer - adding new elements to be flushed by the timer - updating elements' flush time - removing elements that would be flushed by the timer

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
FlexibleTimerFlush(LoggerIfc theLogger, FlexibleAggrTable table, FlexibleTableFlush flushHandler, long flushIntervalMillis, boolean writeOutFlushedRecords, boolean longDurationCheck)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent e) This method is called when the flush timer expires.
void	addRecord(java.lang.Object key) Adds a record to the flush timer's list of records to flush.
void	addRecord(java.lang.Object key, java.lang.Long oldTime) Adds a record to the flush timer's list of records to flush.
void	addRecordWithRetention(java.lang.Object key, long currTime, boolean inactiveCheckflag)
boolean	containsRecord(java.lang.Object key)
void	deactivateTimer(FlexibleNARKey searchKey) This will mark a key as inactive so it cannot be flushed.
void	flushInactiveRecords()
boolean	isHealthy() Added for Node Health support.
void	printTimerValue(FlexibleNARKey searchKey) Should only be used for debug purposes.
void	reactivateTimer(FlexibleNARKey searchKey) This will re-activate a previously deactivated timer.
void	removeAllEntries() This is used by the Daily Flush feature to remove all record entries from the timer tables, since all the records are about to be removed.
void	removeRecord(java.lang.Object key)
void	resetFlushTimer(java.lang.Object key) Reset the flush timer for a given entry in the table, as determined by the "FlushTimerSet" configuration setting.
void	setFlushTimerValue(int flushInterval) Sets the initialFlushTimerInterval
void	setFlushTimerValue(long flushInterval)
void	setInactiveKeyTimerInterval(java.lang.String interval)
void	setKeyInactivePeriod(java.lang.String inactivePeriod)
void	shutdown() Shuts down the flushing capabilities, including the flush timer.
void	startFlushTimer() Starts the flush timer thread.
void	startInactiveKeyFlushTimer(java.lang.String nodeId)
void	writeHashMapToFile(java.io.File dir, java.lang.String fName) Writes flushTimerMap data into a file

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FlexibleTimerFlush

public FlexibleTimerFlush(LoggerIfc theLogger,
                          FlexibleAggrTable table,
                          FlexibleTableFlush flushHandler,
                          long flushIntervalMillis,
                          boolean writeOutFlushedRecords,
                          boolean longDurationCheck)

Method Detail

startFlushTimer

public void startFlushTimer()

Starts the flush timer thread.

startInactiveKeyFlushTimer

public void startInactiveKeyFlushTimer(java.lang.String nodeId)

setFlushTimerValue

public void setFlushTimerValue(int flushInterval)

Sets the initialFlushTimerInterval

Parameters:

flushInterval -

setFlushTimerValue

public void setFlushTimerValue(long flushInterval)

actionPerformed

public void actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent e)

This method is called when the flush timer expires. This method will remove all of the expired records and write them out.

Specified by:

actionPerformed in interface java.awt.event.ActionListener

shutdown

public void shutdown()

Shuts down the flushing capabilities, including the flush timer.

resetFlushTimer

public void resetFlushTimer(java.lang.Object key)

Reset the flush timer for a given entry in the table, as determined by the "FlushTimerSet" configuration setting.

addRecord

public void addRecord(java.lang.Object key)

Adds a record to the flush timer's list of records to flush. The flush time of the given record is based off: flush time = current time + flush interval

Parameters:

key - Key of the record to be flushed at a later time.

addRecord

public void addRecord(java.lang.Object key,
                      java.lang.Long oldTime)

Adds a record to the flush timer's list of records to flush.

Parameters:

key - Key of the record to be flushed at a later time.

oldTime - expiry time of key

isHealthy

public boolean isHealthy()

Added for Node Health support. Only checks the internal timer to see if it is healthy.

removeRecord

public void removeRecord(java.lang.Object key)

containsRecord

public boolean containsRecord(java.lang.Object key)

addRecordWithRetention

public void addRecordWithRetention(java.lang.Object key,
                                   long currTime,
                                   boolean inactiveCheckflag)

setKeyInactivePeriod

public void setKeyInactivePeriod(java.lang.String inactivePeriod)

setInactiveKeyTimerInterval

public void setInactiveKeyTimerInterval(java.lang.String interval)

flushInactiveRecords

public void flushInactiveRecords()

writeHashMapToFile

public void writeHashMapToFile(java.io.File dir,
                               java.lang.String fName)

Writes flushTimerMap data into a file

Parameters:

dir - Name of directory

fName - Name of file

printTimerValue

public void printTimerValue(FlexibleNARKey searchKey)

Should only be used for debug purposes. Inform the time in milliseconds that a NAR will be flushed from the table

deactivateTimer

public void deactivateTimer(FlexibleNARKey searchKey)

This will mark a key as inactive so it cannot be flushed.

reactivateTimer

public void reactivateTimer(FlexibleNARKey searchKey)

This will re-activate a previously deactivated timer.

removeAllEntries

public void removeAllEntries()

This is used by the Daily Flush feature to remove all record entries from the timer tables, since all the records are about to be removed.