Examples of ConnectionManager

Examples of org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.ConnectionManager

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                    for (ConfigPropertySetting setting : settings) {
                        String value = data.properties.get("property-" + setting.getName());
                        setting.setValue(value == null ? "" : value);
                    }
                }
                ConnectionManager manager = instance.getConnectionManager();
                if(XA.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionXA(true);
                } else if (NONE.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionNone(true);
                } else {
                    manager.setTransactionLocal(true);
                }

                SinglePool pool = new SinglePool();
                manager.setPoolSingle(pool);
                pool.setMatchOne(true);
                // Max Size needs to be set before the minimum.  This is because
                // the connection manager will constrain the minimum based on the
                // current maximum value in the pool.  We might consider adding a 
                // setPoolConstraints method to allow specifying both at the same time.
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Examples of org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.ConnectionManager

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                        ConfigPropertySetting setting = settings[i];
                        String value = (String) data.properties.get("property-"+setting.getName());
                        setting.setValue(value == null ? "" : value);
                    }
                }
                ConnectionManager manager = instance.getConnectionManager();
                manager.setTransactionLocal(true);
                SinglePool pool = new SinglePool();
                manager.setPoolSingle(pool);
                pool.setMatchOne(true);
                // Max Size needs to be set before the minimum.  This is because
                // the connection manager will constrain the minimum based on the
                // current maximum value in the pool.  We might consider adding a 
                // setPoolConstraints method to allow specifying both at the same time.
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Examples of org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.ConnectionManager

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                    for (ConfigPropertySetting setting : settings) {
                        String value = data.properties.get("property-" + setting.getName());
                        setting.setValue(value == null ? "" : value);
                    }
                }
                ConnectionManager manager = instance.getConnectionManager();
                if(XA.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionXA(true);
                } else if (NONE.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionNone(true);
                } else {
                    manager.setTransactionLocal(true);
                }

                SinglePool pool = new SinglePool();
                manager.setPoolSingle(pool);
                pool.setMatchOne(true);
                // Max Size needs to be set before the minimum.  This is because
                // the connection manager will constrain the minimum based on the
                // current maximum value in the pool.  We might consider adding a 
                // setPoolConstraints method to allow specifying both at the same time.
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Examples of org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.ConnectionManager

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                    for (ConfigPropertySetting setting : settings) {
                        String value = data.properties.get("property-" + setting.getName());
                        setting.setValue(value == null ? "" : value);
                    }
                }
                ConnectionManager manager = instance.getConnectionManager();
                if(XA.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionXA(true);
                } else if (NONE.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionNone(true);
                } else {
                    manager.setTransactionLocal(true);
                }

                SinglePool pool = new SinglePool();
                manager.setPoolSingle(pool);
                pool.setMatchOne(true);
                // Max Size needs to be set before the minimum.  This is because
                // the connection manager will constrain the minimum based on the
                // current maximum value in the pool.  We might consider adding a 
                // setPoolConstraints method to allow specifying both at the same time.
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Examples of org.apache.geronimo.connector.deployment.jsr88.ConnectionManager

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                    for (ConfigPropertySetting setting : settings) {
                        String value = data.properties.get("property-" + setting.getName());
                        setting.setValue(value == null ? "" : value);
                    }
                }
                ConnectionManager manager = instance.getConnectionManager();
                if(XA.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionXA(true);
                } else if (NONE.equals(data.transactionType)){
                    manager.setTransactionNone(true);
                } else {
                    manager.setTransactionLocal(true);
                }

                SinglePool pool = new SinglePool();
                manager.setPoolSingle(pool);
                pool.setMatchOne(true);
                // Max Size needs to be set before the minimum.  This is because
                // the connection manager will constrain the minimum based on the
                // current maximum value in the pool.  We might consider adding a 
                // setPoolConstraints method to allow specifying both at the same time.
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Examples of org.apache.geronimo.jee.connector.Connectionmanager

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        ConnectionDefinition connectionDefinition = connectorFactory.createConnectionDefinition();
        connectionDefinition.setConnectionfactoryInterface("resource-connector-resourceadapter-outbound-connectiondefinition-interface");
        ConnectiondefinitionInstance connectionDefinitionInstance = connectorFactory.createConnectiondefinitionInstance();
        connectionDefinitionInstance.setName("resource-connector-resourceadapter-outbound-connectiondefinition-instance-name");
        connectionDefinitionInstance.getImplementedInterface().add("resource-connector-resourceadapter-outbound-connectiondefinition-instance-implementedinterface");
        Connectionmanager connectionManager = connectorFactory.createConnectionmanager();
        Empty empty = connectorFactory.createEmpty();
        connectionManager.setContainerManagedSecurity(empty);
        connectionManager.setLocalTransaction(empty);
        connectionManager.setNoPool(empty);
        connectionManager.setNoTransaction(empty);
        connectionManager.setTransactionLog(empty);
        Partitionedpool partitionedPool = connectorFactory.createPartitionedpool();
        partitionedPool.setBlockingTimeoutMilliseconds(new Integer(0));
        partitionedPool.setIdleTimeoutMinutes(new Integer(0));
        partitionedPool.setMatchAll(empty);
        partitionedPool.setMatchOne(empty);
        partitionedPool.setMaxSize(new Integer(0));
        partitionedPool.setMinSize(new Integer(0));
        partitionedPool.setPartitionByConnectionrequestinfo(empty);
        partitionedPool.setPartitionBySubject(empty);
        partitionedPool.setSelectOneAssumeMatch(empty);
        connectionManager.setPartitionedPool(partitionedPool);
        Singlepool singlePool = connectorFactory.createSinglepool();
        singlePool.setBlockingTimeoutMilliseconds(new Integer(0));
        singlePool.setIdleTimeoutMinutes(new Integer(0));
        singlePool.setMatchAll(empty);
        singlePool.setMatchOne(empty);
        singlePool.setMaxSize(new Integer(0));
        singlePool.setMinSize(new Integer(0));
        singlePool.setSelectOneAssumeMatch(empty);
        connectionManager.setPartitionedPool(partitionedPool);
        connectionManager.setSinglePool(singlePool);
        Xatransaction xaTransaction = connectorFactory.createXatransaction();
        xaTransaction.setThreadCaching(empty);
        xaTransaction.setTransactionCaching(empty);
        connectionManager.setXaTransaction(xaTransaction);
        connectionDefinitionInstance.setConnectionmanager(connectionManager);
        configPropertySetting = connectorFactory.createConfigPropertySetting();
        configPropertySetting.setName("resource-connector-resourceadapter-outbound-connectiondefinition-instance-name");
        configPropertySetting.setValue("resource-connector-resourceadapter-outbound-connectiondefinition-instance-value");
        connectionDefinitionInstance.getConfigPropertySetting().add(configPropertySetting);
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Examples of org.apache.spark.network.ConnectionManager

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  /**
   * Fixes the thread deadlock issue in {@link org.apache.spark.SparkContext#stop} where the {@link Selector} field
   * in {@link ConnectionManager} waits for an interrupt.
   */
  private static void sparkContextStopBugFixer() {
    ConnectionManager connectionManager = getConnectionManager(getSparkContext());
    if (!closeSelector(connectionManager)) {
      LOG.warn("Failed to get the Selector which can cause thread deadlock in SparkContext.stop()");
    }
  }
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Examples of org.asynchttpclient.providers.grizzly.ConnectionManager

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            final HttpTxContext httpCtx) throws Exception {
        /*
        if (response.getProcessingState().isKeepAlive()) {
            return ctx.getConnection();
        } else { */
        final ConnectionManager m = httpCtx.getProvider().getConnectionManager();
        return m.obtainConnection(request, httpCtx.getFuture());
        /* } */
    }
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Examples of org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.client.io.ConnectionManager

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        if (LOG.isDebugEnabled())
            LOG.debug("connect websocket {} to {}",websocket,toUri);

        // Grab Connection Manager
        initializeClient();
        ConnectionManager manager = getConnectionManager();

        // Setup Driver for user provided websocket
        EventDriver driver = null;
        if (websocket instanceof EventDriver)
        {
            // Use the EventDriver as-is
            driver = (EventDriver)websocket;
        }
        else
        {
            // Wrap websocket with appropriate EventDriver
            driver = eventDriverFactory.wrap(websocket);
        }

        if (driver == null)
        {
            throw new IllegalStateException("Unable to identify as websocket object: " + websocket.getClass().getName());
        }

        // Create the appropriate (physical vs virtual) connection task
        ConnectPromise promise = manager.connect(this,driver,request);

        if (upgradeListener != null)
        {
            promise.setUpgradeListener(upgradeListener);
        }
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Examples of org.glassfish.loadbalancer.admin.cli.connection.ConnectionManager

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        }
    }

    public void process() throws Exception {

        ConnectionManager _connectionManager = null;
        LoadBalancer lb = LbConfigHelper.getLoadBalancer(domain, lbName);
        String lbHost = lb.getDeviceHost();
        String lbPort = lb.getDevicePort();
        String lbProxyHost = null;
        String lbProxyPort = null;
        Property lbProxyHostProperty = lb.getProperty(SSL_PROXY_HOST_PROPERTY);
        if (lbProxyHostProperty != null) {
            lbProxyHost = lbProxyHostProperty.getValue();
            Property lbProxyPortProperty = lb.getProperty(SSL_PROXY_PORT_PROPERTY);
            if (lbProxyPortProperty != null) {
                lbProxyPort = lbProxyPortProperty.getValue();
            }
        }

        boolean isSec = true;
        Property isSecProperty = lb.getProperty(IS_SECURE_PROPERTY);
        if (isSecProperty != null) {
            isSec = Boolean.getBoolean(isSecProperty.getValue());
        }

        _connectionManager = new ConnectionManager(lbHost, lbPort, lbProxyHost, lbProxyPort, lbName, isSec);
        if (ping != null && Boolean.valueOf(ping).booleanValue()) {
            ping(_connectionManager);
        } else {
            publish(_connectionManager, domain, lb.getLbConfigName());
        }
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