List of dispatchJob() Examples

Examples of dispatchJob()

com.opengamma.engine.calcnode.JobDispatcher.dispatchJob()
Puts the job into the ready queue, sent to an invoker as soon as one is available. Completion (or timeout) of the job will result in one or more callbacks to the result receiver. There is always the callback for the main job. If the job had a tail, a callback will also occur for each tail job. The {@link Cancellable}callback returned may be used to abort operation. If operation is aborted, results may still be received if they were too far in the pipeline to be stopped. @param job The job to dispatch @param resultReceiver callback to receive the results @return A {@link Cancellable} callback to attempt to abort the job

Examples of com.opengamma.engine.calcnode.JobDispatcher.dispatchJob()

        final Result result = new Result(JobDispatcherTest.createTestJobResult(job.getJob().getSpecification(), 0, "Test"));
        final FudgeSerializer scontext = new FudgeSerializer(fudgeContext);
        remoteNode.getFudgeMessageSender().send(FudgeSerializer.addClassHeader(scontext.objectToFudgeMsg(result), result.getClass(), RemoteCalcNodeMessage.class));
      }
    });
    jobDispatcher.dispatchJob(JobDispatcherTest.createTestJob(), resultReceiver);
    assertNotNull(resultReceiver.waitForResult(TIMEOUT));
  }


  public void saturate() {
    final JobDispatcher jobDispatcher = new JobDispatcher();

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.calcnode.JobDispatcher.dispatchJob()

      }
    });
    final TestJobResultReceiver[] resultReceivers = new TestJobResultReceiver[100];
    for (int i = 0; i < resultReceivers.length; i++) {
      resultReceivers[i] = new TestJobResultReceiver();
      jobDispatcher.dispatchJob(JobDispatcherTest.createTestJob(), resultReceivers[i]);
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < resultReceivers.length; i++) {
      assertNotNull(resultReceivers[i].waitForResult(TIMEOUT));
    }
  }

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