Examples of com.volantis.shared.time.Period

com.volantis.shared.time.Period
A period of time.
This is an abstraction of a period of time that supports the concept of an indefinite period. This helps to reduce the amount of special code and values needed to handle indefinite periods which can lead to hard to find errors.

This has an accuracy of milliseconds.
@deprecated Use similar class in com.volantis.openapi.shared.time

        }
        return cacheability;
    }


    public Period getTimeToLive() {
        Period min = Period.INDEFINITELY;
        for (int i = 0; i < dependencies.length &&
                Comparator.NE.compare(min, Period.ZERO); i++) {
            Dependency dependency = dependencies[i];
            Period timeToLive = dependency.getTimeToLive();
            min = Period.min(timeToLive, min);
        }


        return min;
    }

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        ConnectionConfigurationImpl connectionConfiguration =
                (ConnectionConfigurationImpl)
                configuration.retrieveConfiguration(
                        ConnectionConfiguration.class);


        Period timeout = Period.INDEFINITELY;
        if (connectionConfiguration != null) {
            timeout = connectionConfiguration.getTimeoutAsPeriod();
        }


        // get the cache configuration

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            if ((value = attributes.getValue("ignoreErroredContent")) != null) {
                operation.setIgnoreErroredContent(value);
            }


            // Set the timeout on the operation.
            Period period = determineTimeout(dynamicProcess, attributes);
            operation.setTimeout(period);


        } else {
            forwardError(dynamicProcess, "URL is required. Value is: " + url);
        }

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    private Period determineTimeout(
            DynamicProcess dynamicProcess,
            Attributes attributes) throws SAXException {


        String value = attributes.getValue("timeout");
        Period timeout = Period.INDEFINITELY;
        if (value != null) {
            int timeoutInSeconds = -1;


            // The attribute should contain an integer number of seconds
            try {

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public class PipelineCacheStateTestCase extends TestCase {


    public void testLimitedTimeToLive() throws Exception {
        final SystemClock clock = SystemClock.getDefaultInstance();
        final Period period = CacheControlRule.calculateTimeToLive("2");    // 2 seconds


        final PipelineCacheState pcs = new PipelineCacheState(
            clock.getCurrentTime().addPeriod(period));


        assertFalse("Hasn't expired yet", pcs.hasExpired(clock));

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        Selector selector = Selector.open();
        try {
            SelectionKey key = channel.register(selector,
                    SelectionKey.OP_CONNECT);


            Period timeRemaining = connectionTimeout;
            Time startTime = clock.getCurrentTime();


            boolean connected = false;
            while (!connected) {
                long timeout = timeRemaining.inMillisTreatIndefinitelyAsZero();
                int keys = selector.select(timeout);
                if (keys == 0) {
                    // Selector woken up, check to see whether it has timed out.
                    Time now = clock.getCurrentTime();
                    Period elapsed = now.getPeriodSince(startTime);
                    if (Comparator.GE.compare(
                            elapsed, timeRemaining)) {
                        // Timed out so fail.
                        throw new ConnectException("Timed out");
                    } else {

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        operation.setId(attributes.getValue(ID_ATTRIBUTE));


        // Handle the timeout setting. Firstly, we need to see if there is a
        // timeout attribute. We default to -1 to indicate no timeout
        String timeoutAttr = attributes.getValue(TIMEOUT_ATTRIBUTE);
        Period timeout = null;


        if (timeoutAttr != null) {
            // The attribute should contain an integer number of seconds
            int timeoutInSecs;
            try {

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        operation.setEncoding(ENCODING_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE);


        // Handle the timeout setting. Firstly, we need to see if there is a
        // timeout attribute. We default to -1 to indicate no timeout
        String timeoutAttr = TIMEOUT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE;
        Period timeout = null;


        if (timeoutAttr != null) {
            // The attribute should contain an integer number of seconds
            int timeoutInSecs;
            try {

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        operation.setEncoding(ENCODING_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE);


        // Handle the timeout setting. Firstly, we need to see if there is a
        // timeout attribute. We default to -1 to indicate no timeout
        String timeoutAttr = TIMEOUT_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE;
        Period timeout = null;


        if (timeoutAttr != null) {
            // The attribute should contain an integer number of seconds
            int timeoutInSecs;
            try {

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     * @param currentTime the time at which the age is computed
     *
     * @return the age of the HTTP content
     */
    public Period getCurrentAge(final Time currentTime) {
        final Period residentTime = currentTime.getPeriodSince(responseTime);
        return residentTime.add(correctedInitialAge);
    }

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