Examples of KernelRunnable

com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable
This is the base interface used for all tasks that can be submitted to instances of Scheduler.

Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

    public void testRunDelayedNonDurableWithNewIdentity() throws Exception {
        final CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);
        txnScheduler.runTask(new TestAbstractKernelRunnable() {
                public void run() throws Exception {
                    Identity owner = txnProxy.getCurrentOwner();
                    KernelRunnable r =
                        new NewIdentityKernelRunnable(owner, latch);
                    taskService.scheduleNonDurableTask(r, 50L, true);
                }
            }, taskOwner);
        assertTrue(latch.await(100L, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS));

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

     *
     * @param  task the task
     */
    void scheduleTask(final KernelRunnable task) {
  txnScheduler.scheduleTask(
      new KernelRunnable() {
    public void run() {
        try {
      task.run();
        } catch (Throwable t) {
      logger.logThrow(WARNING, t, "Task {0} throws", task);

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

        nodeMappingService.addNodeMappingListener(this);


        /*
         * Check service version.
         */
        transactionScheduler.runTask(new KernelRunnable() {
            public String getBaseTaskType() {
                return NAME + ".VersionCheckRunner";
            }
            public void run() {
                checkServiceVersion(

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable


        // bind the node-local hand-off set, noting that there's a (very
        // small) chance that another node may have already tried to hand-off
        // to us, in which case the set will already exist
        try {
            transactionScheduler.runTask(new KernelRunnable() {
                    public String getBaseTaskType() {
                        return NAME + ".HandoffBindingRunner";
                    }
                    public void run() throws Exception {
                        try {

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

        final long failedNodeId =  node.getId();
        final String handoffSpace = DS_HANDOFF_SPACE + failedNodeId;


        // remove the handoff set and binding for the failed node
        try {
            transactionScheduler.runTask(new KernelRunnable() {
                    public String getBaseTaskType() {
                        return NAME + ".HandoffCleanupRunner";
                    }
                    public void run() throws Exception {
                        StringHashSet set = null;

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

        availablePendingMap.putIfAbsent(id, new HashSet<BigInteger>());


        // start-up the pending tasks for this identity
        final String identityName = id.getName();
        try {
            transactionScheduler.runTask(new KernelRunnable() {
                    public String getBaseTaskType() {
                        return NAME + ".TaskRestartRunner";
                    }
                    public void run() throws Exception {
                        restartTasks(identityName);

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.kernel.KernelRunnable

        // remove the local cache of available pending tasks, and remove
        // the entries in the data store if the identity has been removed
        availablePendingMap.remove(id);
        if (newNode == null) {
            try {
                transactionScheduler.runTask(new KernelRunnable() {
                        public String getBaseTaskType() {
                            return NAME + ".PendingTaskCleanupRunner";
                        }
                        public void run() throws Exception {
                            String prefix =

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