Examples of org.apache.airavata.gfac.core.monitor.state.TaskStatusChangeRequest

Package org.apache.airavata.gfac.core.monitor.state

Examples of org.apache.airavata.gfac.core.monitor.state.TaskStatusChangeRequest

org.apache.airavata.gfac.core.monitor.state.TaskStatusChangeRequest
This is the primary job state object used in through out the monitor module. This use airavata-data-model JobState enum Ideally after processing each event or monitoring message from remote system Each monitoring implementation has to return this object with a state and the monitoring ID

                // we make the experiment as failed due to exception scenario
                monitorPublisher.publish(new
                        ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                        ExperimentState.FAILED));
                // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
                monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                        new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED
                ));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new JobStatusChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext),

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        // Handler authors does not have to worry about updating experiment or task statuses.
        monitorPublisher.publish(new
                ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                ExperimentState.COMPLETED));
        // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
        monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.COMPLETED
        ));
    }

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                        if (jobStatus.getState().equals(JobState.COMPLETE)) {
                            completedJobs.add(iMonitorID);
                            try {
                                gfac.invokeOutFlowHandlers(iMonitorID.getJobExecutionContext());
                            } catch (GFacException e) {
                              publisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(new TaskIdentity(iMonitorID.getExperimentID(), iMonitorID.getWorkflowNodeID(),
                    iMonitorID.getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED));
                              publisher.publish(new ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(iMonitorID.getExperimentID()),
                    ExperimentState.FAILED));
                                logger.info(e.getLocalizedMessage(), e);
                            }
                        } else if (iMonitorID.getFailedCount() > 2) {
                            logger.error("Tried to monitor the job with ID " + iMonitorID.getJobID() + " But failed 3 times, so skip this Job from Monitor");
                            iMonitorID.setLastMonitored(new Timestamp((new Date()).getTime()));
                            completedJobs.add(iMonitorID);
                            try {
                                logger.error("Launching outflow handlers to check output are genereated or not");
                                gfac.invokeOutFlowHandlers(iMonitorID.getJobExecutionContext());
                            } catch (GFacException e) {
                                publisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(new TaskIdentity(iMonitorID.getExperimentID(), iMonitorID.getWorkflowNodeID(),
                                        iMonitorID.getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED));
                                publisher.publish(new ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(iMonitorID.getExperimentID()),
                                        ExperimentState.FAILED));
                                logger.info(e.getLocalizedMessage(), e);
                            }

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                monitorPublisher.publish(new GfacExperimentStateChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext), GfacExperimentState.FAILED));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new
                        ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                        ExperimentState.FAILED));
                // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
                monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                        new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED
                ));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new JobStatusChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext),

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                monitorPublisher.publish(new GfacExperimentStateChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext), GfacExperimentState.FAILED));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new
                        ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                        ExperimentState.FAILED));
                // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
                monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                        new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED
                ));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new JobStatusChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext),

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        // Handler authors does not have to worry about updating experiment or task statuses.
        monitorPublisher.publish(new
                ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                ExperimentState.COMPLETED));
        // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
        monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.COMPLETED
        ));
        monitorPublisher.publish(new GfacExperimentStateChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext), GfacExperimentState.COMPLETED));

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        // Handler authors does not have to worry about updating experiment or task statuses.
        monitorPublisher.publish(new
                ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                ExperimentState.COMPLETED));
        // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
        monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.COMPLETED
        ));
        monitorPublisher.publish(new GfacExperimentStateChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext), GfacExperimentState.COMPLETED));

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                // we make the experiment as failed due to exception scenario
                monitorPublisher.publish(new
                        ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                        ExperimentState.FAILED));
                // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
                monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                        new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                                jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.FAILED
                ));
                monitorPublisher.publish(new JobStatusChangeRequest(new MonitorID(jobExecutionContext),

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        // Handler authors does not have to worry about updating experiment or task statuses.
        monitorPublisher.publish(new
                ExperimentStatusChangeRequest(new ExperimentIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID()),
                ExperimentState.COMPLETED));
        // Updating the task status if there's any task associated
        monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(
                new TaskIdentity(jobExecutionContext.getExperimentID(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getWorkflowNodeDetails().getNodeInstanceId(),
                        jobExecutionContext.getTaskData().getTaskID()), TaskState.COMPLETED
        ));
    }

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        state=TaskState.CANCELING; break;
    default:
      break;
      }
      logger.debug("Publishing Task Status "+state.toString());
      monitorPublisher.publish(new TaskStatusChangeRequest(jobStatus.getIdentity(),state));
    }

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