Java Code Examples for io.grpc.CallOptions#getExecutor()
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Example 1
Source File: ManagedChannelImpl.java From grpc-nebula-java with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private Executor getCallExecutor(CallOptions callOptions) { Executor executor = callOptions.getExecutor(); if (executor == null) { executor = this.executor; } return executor; }
Example 2
Source File: OobChannel.java From grpc-nebula-java with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override public <RequestT, ResponseT> ClientCall<RequestT, ResponseT> newCall( MethodDescriptor<RequestT, ResponseT> methodDescriptor, CallOptions callOptions) { return new ClientCallImpl<RequestT, ResponseT>(methodDescriptor, callOptions.getExecutor() == null ? executor : callOptions.getExecutor(), callOptions, transportProvider, deadlineCancellationExecutor, channelCallsTracer, false /* retryEnabled */); }
Example 3
Source File: ManagedChannelImpl.java From grpc-java with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private Executor getCallExecutor(CallOptions callOptions) { Executor executor = callOptions.getExecutor(); if (executor == null) { executor = this.executor; } return executor; }
Example 4
Source File: OobChannel.java From grpc-java with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override public <RequestT, ResponseT> ClientCall<RequestT, ResponseT> newCall( MethodDescriptor<RequestT, ResponseT> methodDescriptor, CallOptions callOptions) { return new ClientCallImpl<>(methodDescriptor, callOptions.getExecutor() == null ? executor : callOptions.getExecutor(), callOptions, transportProvider, deadlineCancellationExecutor, channelCallsTracer, false /* retryEnabled */); }
Example 5
Source File: DelayedClientTransport.java From grpc-nebula-java with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Use the picker to try picking a transport for every pending stream, proceed the stream if the * pick is successful, otherwise keep it pending. * * <p>This method may be called concurrently with {@code newStream()}, and it's safe. All pending * streams will be served by the latest picker (if a same picker is given more than once, they are * considered different pickers) as soon as possible. * * <p>This method <strong>must not</strong> be called concurrently with itself. */ final void reprocess(@Nullable SubchannelPicker picker) { ArrayList<PendingStream> toProcess; synchronized (lock) { lastPicker = picker; lastPickerVersion++; if (picker == null || !hasPendingStreams()) { return; } toProcess = new ArrayList<>(pendingStreams); } ArrayList<PendingStream> toRemove = new ArrayList<>(); for (final PendingStream stream : toProcess) { PickResult pickResult = picker.pickSubchannel(stream.args); CallOptions callOptions = stream.args.getCallOptions(); final ClientTransport transport = GrpcUtil.getTransportFromPickResult(pickResult, callOptions.isWaitForReady()); if (transport != null) { Executor executor = defaultAppExecutor; // createRealStream may be expensive. It will start real streams on the transport. If // there are pending requests, they will be serialized too, which may be expensive. Since // we are now on transport thread, we need to offload the work to an executor. if (callOptions.getExecutor() != null) { executor = callOptions.getExecutor(); } executor.execute(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { stream.createRealStream(transport); } }); toRemove.add(stream); } // else: stay pending } synchronized (lock) { // Between this synchronized and the previous one: // - Streams may have been cancelled, which may turn pendingStreams into emptiness. // - shutdown() may be called, which may turn pendingStreams into null. if (!hasPendingStreams()) { return; } pendingStreams.removeAll(toRemove); // Because delayed transport is long-lived, we take this opportunity to down-size the // hashmap. if (pendingStreams.isEmpty()) { pendingStreams = new LinkedHashSet<PendingStream>(); } if (!hasPendingStreams()) { // There may be a brief gap between delayed transport clearing in-use state, and first real // transport starting streams and setting in-use state. During the gap the whole channel's // in-use state may be false. However, it shouldn't cause spurious switching to idleness // (which would shutdown the transports and LoadBalancer) because the gap should be shorter // than IDLE_MODE_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MILLIS (1 second). syncContext.executeLater(reportTransportNotInUse); if (shutdownStatus != null && reportTransportTerminated != null) { syncContext.executeLater(reportTransportTerminated); reportTransportTerminated = null; } } } syncContext.drain(); }
Example 6
Source File: ArmeriaClientCall.java From armeria with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
ArmeriaClientCall( DefaultClientRequestContext ctx, EndpointGroup endpointGroup, PooledHttpClient httpClient, HttpRequestWriter req, MethodDescriptor<I, O> method, int maxOutboundMessageSizeBytes, int maxInboundMessageSizeBytes, CallOptions callOptions, CompressorRegistry compressorRegistry, DecompressorRegistry decompressorRegistry, SerializationFormat serializationFormat, @Nullable GrpcJsonMarshaller jsonMarshaller, boolean unsafeWrapResponseBuffers, String advertisedEncodingsHeader) { this.ctx = ctx; this.endpointGroup = endpointGroup; this.httpClient = httpClient; this.req = req; this.method = method; this.callOptions = callOptions; this.compressorRegistry = compressorRegistry; this.unsafeWrapResponseBuffers = unsafeWrapResponseBuffers; this.advertisedEncodingsHeader = advertisedEncodingsHeader; this.serializationFormat = serializationFormat; messageFramer = new ArmeriaMessageFramer(ctx.alloc(), maxOutboundMessageSizeBytes); marshaller = new GrpcMessageMarshaller<>( ctx.alloc(), serializationFormat, method, jsonMarshaller, unsafeWrapResponseBuffers); responseReader = new HttpStreamReader( decompressorRegistry, new ArmeriaMessageDeframer(this, maxInboundMessageSizeBytes, ctx.alloc()), this); executor = callOptions.getExecutor(); req.whenComplete().handle((unused1, unused2) -> { if (!ctx.log().isAvailable(RequestLogProperty.REQUEST_CONTENT)) { // Can reach here if the request stream was empty. ctx.logBuilder().requestContent(GrpcLogUtil.rpcRequest(method), null); } return null; }); }
Example 7
Source File: DelayedClientTransport.java From grpc-java with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Use the picker to try picking a transport for every pending stream, proceed the stream if the * pick is successful, otherwise keep it pending. * * <p>This method may be called concurrently with {@code newStream()}, and it's safe. All pending * streams will be served by the latest picker (if a same picker is given more than once, they are * considered different pickers) as soon as possible. * * <p>This method <strong>must not</strong> be called concurrently with itself. */ final void reprocess(@Nullable SubchannelPicker picker) { ArrayList<PendingStream> toProcess; synchronized (lock) { lastPicker = picker; lastPickerVersion++; if (picker == null || !hasPendingStreams()) { return; } toProcess = new ArrayList<>(pendingStreams); } ArrayList<PendingStream> toRemove = new ArrayList<>(); for (final PendingStream stream : toProcess) { PickResult pickResult = picker.pickSubchannel(stream.args); CallOptions callOptions = stream.args.getCallOptions(); final ClientTransport transport = GrpcUtil.getTransportFromPickResult(pickResult, callOptions.isWaitForReady()); if (transport != null) { Executor executor = defaultAppExecutor; // createRealStream may be expensive. It will start real streams on the transport. If // there are pending requests, they will be serialized too, which may be expensive. Since // we are now on transport thread, we need to offload the work to an executor. if (callOptions.getExecutor() != null) { executor = callOptions.getExecutor(); } executor.execute(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { stream.createRealStream(transport); } }); toRemove.add(stream); } // else: stay pending } synchronized (lock) { // Between this synchronized and the previous one: // - Streams may have been cancelled, which may turn pendingStreams into emptiness. // - shutdown() may be called, which may turn pendingStreams into null. if (!hasPendingStreams()) { return; } pendingStreams.removeAll(toRemove); // Because delayed transport is long-lived, we take this opportunity to down-size the // hashmap. if (pendingStreams.isEmpty()) { pendingStreams = new LinkedHashSet<>(); } if (!hasPendingStreams()) { // There may be a brief gap between delayed transport clearing in-use state, and first real // transport starting streams and setting in-use state. During the gap the whole channel's // in-use state may be false. However, it shouldn't cause spurious switching to idleness // (which would shutdown the transports and LoadBalancer) because the gap should be shorter // than IDLE_MODE_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MILLIS (1 second). syncContext.executeLater(reportTransportNotInUse); if (shutdownStatus != null && reportTransportTerminated != null) { syncContext.executeLater(reportTransportTerminated); reportTransportTerminated = null; } } } syncContext.drain(); }