Examples of CleanupHandler

Examples of com.blazebit.cdi.cleanup.annotation.CleanupHandler

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    Object ret = null;
    Method m = ic.getMethod();
    Object targetObject = ic.getTarget();
    Class<?> targetClass = targetObject == null ? m.getDeclaringClass()
        : targetObject.getClass();
    CleanupHandler cleanupHandlerAnnotation = AnnotationUtils
        .findAnnotation(m, targetClass, CleanupHandler.class);

    if (cleanupHandlerAnnotation == null) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(
          "The interceptor annotation can not be determined!");
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Examples of com.blazebit.cdi.cleanup.annotation.CleanupHandler

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    Object ret = null;
    Method m = ic.getMethod();
    Object targetObject = ic.getTarget();
    Class<?> targetClass = targetObject == null ? m.getDeclaringClass()
        : targetObject.getClass();
    CleanupHandler cleanupHandlerAnnotation = AnnotationUtil
        .findAnnotation(m, targetClass, CleanupHandler.class);

    if (cleanupHandlerAnnotation == null) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(
          "The interceptor annotation can not be determined!");
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Examples of com.mozilla.grouperfish.batch.handlers.CleanupHandler

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        // Here we could in theory create e.g. several run workers instead of just one for this host...
        workers = new ImmutableList.Builder<Worker>()
            .add(new Worker(failQ, prepQ, runQ, new FetchHandler(fs, indexes)))
            .add(new Worker(failQ,        runQ, putQ, new RunHandler(fs, transforms)))
            .add(new Worker(failQ,              putQ, cleanupQ, new PutHandler(grid, fs)))
            .add(new Worker(failQ,                    cleanupQ, null, new CleanupHandler(fs)))
            .build();

        prepareQueue = prepQ;
        log.info("Instantiated service: {}", getClass().getSimpleName());
    }
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Examples of com.mozilla.grouperfish.batch.handlers.CleanupHandler

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            final TransformProvider transforms) {
        return new SequentialHandler(
                new FetchHandler(fs, indexes),
                new RunHandler(fs, transforms),
                new PutHandler(grid, fs),
                new CleanupHandler(fs));
    }
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