Java Code Examples for org.apache.flink.core.testutils.CheckedThread#interrupt()

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Example 1
Source File: NetworkBufferPoolTest.java    From Flink-CEPplus with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests {@link NetworkBufferPool#requestMemorySegments(int)}, verifying it may be aborted and
 * remains in a defined state even if the waiting is interrupted.
 */
@Test
public void testRequestMemorySegmentsInterruptable2() throws Exception {
	final int numBuffers = 10;

	NetworkBufferPool globalPool = new NetworkBufferPool(numBuffers, 128);
	MemorySegment segment = globalPool.requestMemorySegment();
	assertNotNull(segment);

	final OneShotLatch isRunning = new OneShotLatch();
	CheckedThread asyncRequest = new CheckedThread() {
		@Override
		public void go() throws Exception {
			isRunning.trigger();
			globalPool.requestMemorySegments(10);
		}
	};
	asyncRequest.start();

	// We want the destroy call inside the blocking part of the globalPool.requestMemorySegments()
	// call above. We cannot guarantee this though but make it highly probable:
	isRunning.await();
	Thread.sleep(10);
	asyncRequest.interrupt();

	globalPool.recycle(segment);

	try {
		asyncRequest.sync();
	} catch (IOException e) {
		assertThat(e, hasProperty("cause", instanceOf(InterruptedException.class)));

		// test indirectly for NetworkBufferPool#numTotalRequiredBuffers being correct:
		// -> creating a new buffer pool should not fail
		globalPool.createBufferPool(10, 10);
	} finally {
		globalPool.destroy();
	}
}
Example 2
Source File: NetworkBufferPoolTest.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests {@link NetworkBufferPool#requestMemorySegments()}, verifying it may be aborted and
 * remains in a defined state even if the waiting is interrupted.
 */
@Test
public void testRequestMemorySegmentsInterruptable2() throws Exception {
	final int numBuffers = 10;

	NetworkBufferPool globalPool = new NetworkBufferPool(numBuffers, 128, 10);
	MemorySegment segment = globalPool.requestMemorySegment();
	assertNotNull(segment);

	final OneShotLatch isRunning = new OneShotLatch();
	CheckedThread asyncRequest = new CheckedThread() {
		@Override
		public void go() throws Exception {
			isRunning.trigger();
			globalPool.requestMemorySegments();
		}
	};
	asyncRequest.start();

	// We want the destroy call inside the blocking part of the globalPool.requestMemorySegments()
	// call above. We cannot guarantee this though but make it highly probable:
	isRunning.await();
	Thread.sleep(10);
	asyncRequest.interrupt();

	globalPool.recycle(segment);

	try {
		asyncRequest.sync();
	} catch (IOException e) {
		assertThat(e, hasProperty("cause", instanceOf(InterruptedException.class)));

		// test indirectly for NetworkBufferPool#numTotalRequiredBuffers being correct:
		// -> creating a new buffer pool should not fail
		globalPool.createBufferPool(10, 10);
	} finally {
		globalPool.destroy();
	}
}
Example 3
Source File: NetworkBufferPoolTest.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests {@link NetworkBufferPool#requestMemorySegments()}, verifying it may be aborted and
 * remains in a defined state even if the waiting is interrupted.
 */
@Test
public void testRequestMemorySegmentsInterruptable2() throws Exception {
	final int numBuffers = 10;

	NetworkBufferPool globalPool = new NetworkBufferPool(numBuffers, 128, 10);
	MemorySegment segment = globalPool.requestMemorySegment();
	assertNotNull(segment);

	final OneShotLatch isRunning = new OneShotLatch();
	CheckedThread asyncRequest = new CheckedThread() {
		@Override
		public void go() throws Exception {
			isRunning.trigger();
			globalPool.requestMemorySegments();
		}
	};
	asyncRequest.start();

	// We want the destroy call inside the blocking part of the globalPool.requestMemorySegments()
	// call above. We cannot guarantee this though but make it highly probable:
	isRunning.await();
	Thread.sleep(10);
	asyncRequest.interrupt();

	globalPool.recycle(segment);

	try {
		asyncRequest.sync();
	} catch (IOException e) {
		assertThat(e, hasProperty("cause", instanceOf(InterruptedException.class)));

		// test indirectly for NetworkBufferPool#numTotalRequiredBuffers being correct:
		// -> creating a new buffer pool should not fail
		globalPool.createBufferPool(10, 10);
	} finally {
		globalPool.destroy();
	}
}