Package org.drools.core.time.impl

Examples of org.drools.core.time.impl.DefaultJobHandle

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        Calendars calendars = wm.getCalendars();

        for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getUpdateFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
            LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

            DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
            LeftTupleList leftTuples = tm.getInsertOrUpdateLeftTuples();
            synchronized ( leftTuples ) {
                // the job removal and memory check is done within a sync block, incase it is executing a trigger at the
                // same time we are procesing an update
                timerService.removeJob( jobHandle );
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                deletes.clear();
            }
            for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getDeleteFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
                LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

                DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
                if ( jobHandle != null ) {
                    // jobHandle can be null, if the time fired straight away, and never ended up scheduling a job
                    timerService.removeJob( jobHandle );
                }
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                                  final Timer timer,
                                  final long timestamp,
                                  final String[] calendarNames,
                                  final Calendars calendars,
                                  final LeftTuple leftTuple) {
        final DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
        final Trigger trigger = timer.createTrigger( timestamp, leftTuple, jobHandle, calendarNames, calendars, timerNode.getDeclarations(), wm );
        return trigger;
    }
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                               long timestamp,
                               LeftTuple leftTuple,
                               LeftTupleSets trgLeftTuples,
                               LeftTupleSets stagedLeftTuples,
                               Trigger trigger) {
        DefaultJobHandle jobHandle;
        if ( trigger.hasNextFireTime().getTime() <= timestamp ) {
            // first execution is straight away, so void Scheduling
            if ( log.isTraceEnabled() ) {
                log.trace( "Timer Fire Now {}", leftTuple );
            }
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        Calendars calendars = wm.getCalendars();

        for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getUpdateFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
            LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

            DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
            LeftTupleList leftTuples = tm.getInsertOrUpdateLeftTuples();
            synchronized ( leftTuples ) {
                // the job removal and memory check is done within a sync block, incase it is executing a trigger at the
                // same time we are procesing an update
                timerService.removeJob( jobHandle );
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                deletes.clear();
            }
            for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getDeleteFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
                LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

                DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
                if ( jobHandle != null ) {
                    // jobHandle can be null, if the time fired straight away, and never ended up scheduling a job
                    timerService.removeJob( jobHandle );
                }
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                                  final Timer timer,
                                  final long timestamp,
                                  final String[] calendarNames,
                                  final Calendars calendars,
                                  final LeftTuple leftTuple) {
        final DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
        final Trigger trigger = timer.createTrigger( timestamp, leftTuple, jobHandle, calendarNames, calendars, timerNode.getDeclarations(), wm );
        return trigger;
    }
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        if ( trigger.hasNextFireTime() != null ) {
            // can be null, if the system timestamp has surpassed when this was suppose to fire
            TimerNodeJob job = new TimerNodeJob();
            TimerNodeJobContext jobCtx = new TimerNodeJobContext( timerNode.getId(), trigger, leftTuple, tm, sink, pmem, wm );

            DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) timerService.scheduleJob( job, jobCtx, trigger );
            leftTuple.setObject( jobHandle );

            if ( log.isTraceEnabled() ) {
                log.trace( "Timer Scheduled {}", leftTuple );
            }
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        for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getUpdateFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
            LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

            LeftTupleList leftTuples = tm.getInsertOrUpdateLeftTuples();
            DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
            if ( jobHandle != null ) {
                // jobHandle can be null, if the time fired straight away, and never ended up scheduling a job
                synchronized ( leftTuples ) {
                    // the job removal and memory check is done within a sync block, incase it is executing a trigger at the
                    // same time we are procesing an update
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                deletes.clear();
            }
            for ( LeftTuple leftTuple = srcLeftTuples.getDeleteFirst(); leftTuple != null; ) {
                LeftTuple next = leftTuple.getStagedNext();

                DefaultJobHandle jobHandle = (DefaultJobHandle) leftTuple.getObject();
                if ( jobHandle != null ) {
                    // jobHandle can be null, if the time fired straight away, and never ended up scheduling a job
                    timerService.removeJob( jobHandle );
                }
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