com.google.ipc.invalidation.external.client.SystemResources Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: AndroidChannel.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * A utility function to run an async runnable with exponential backoff after failures. * @param runnable the asynchronous runnable. * @param scheduler used to schedule retries. * @param backOffGenerator a backoff generator that returns how to long to wait between retries. * The client must pass a new instance or reset the backoff generator before calling this * method. */ static void retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(final SystemResources.Scheduler scheduler, final ExponentialBackoffDelayGenerator backOffGenerator, final AsyncRunnable runnable) { logger.fine("Running %s", runnable); runnable.run(new CompletionCallback() { @Override public void success() { logger.fine("%s succeeded", runnable); } @Override public void failure() { int nextDelay = backOffGenerator.getNextDelay(); logger.fine("%s failed, retrying after %s ms", nextDelay); scheduler.schedule(nextDelay, new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(scheduler, backOffGenerator, runnable); } }); } }); }
Example #2
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Constructs a client. * * @param resources resources to use during execution * @param random a random number generator * @param clientType client type code * @param clientName application identifier for the client * @param config configuration for the client * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param regManagerState marshalled registration manager state, if any * @param protocolHandlerState marshalled protocol handler state, if any * @param listener application callback */ private InvalidationClientCore(final SystemResources resources, Random random, int clientType, final byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, String applicationName, RunStateP ticlRunState, RegistrationManagerStateP regManagerState, ProtocolHandlerState protocolHandlerState, StatisticsState statisticsState, InvalidationListener listener) { this.resources = Preconditions.checkNotNull(resources); this.random = random; this.logger = Preconditions.checkNotNull(resources.getLogger()); this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler(); this.storage = resources.getStorage(); this.config = config; this.ticlState = (ticlRunState == null) ? new RunState() : new RunState(ticlRunState); this.smearer = new Smearer(random, this.config.getSmearPercent()); this.applicationClientId = ApplicationClientIdP.create(clientType, new Bytes(clientName)); this.listener = listener; this.statistics = (statisticsState != null) ? Statistics.deserializeStatistics(resources.getLogger(), statisticsState.getCounter()) : new Statistics(); this.registrationManager = new RegistrationManager(logger, statistics, digestFn, regManagerState); this.protocolHandler = new ProtocolHandler(config.getProtocolHandlerConfig(), resources, smearer, statistics, clientType, applicationName, this, protocolHandlerState); }
Example #3
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * Constructs a client with state initialized from {@code marshalledState}. * * @param resources resources to use during execution * @param random a random number generator * @param clientType client type code * @param clientName application identifier for the client * @param config configuration for the client * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param listener application callback */ public InvalidationClientCore(final SystemResources resources, Random random, int clientType, final byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, String applicationName, InvalidationClientState marshalledState, InvalidationListener listener) { this(resources, random, clientType, clientName, config, applicationName, marshalledState.getRunState(), marshalledState.getRegistrationManagerState(), marshalledState.getProtocolHandlerState(), marshalledState.getStatisticsState(), listener); // Unmarshall. if (marshalledState.hasClientToken()) { clientToken = marshalledState.getClientToken(); } if (marshalledState.hasNonce()) { nonce = marshalledState.getNonce(); } this.shouldSendRegistrations = marshalledState.getShouldSendRegistrations(); this.lastMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastMessageSendTimeMs(); this.isOnline = marshalledState.getIsOnline(); createSchedulingTasks(marshalledState); // We register with the network after unmarshalling our isOnline value. This is because when // we register with the network, it may give us a new value for isOnline. If we unmarshalled // after registering, then we would clobber the new value with the old marshalled value, which // is wrong. registerWithNetwork(resources); logger.info("Created client: %s", this); }
Example #4
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** Creates a batcher from {@code marshalledState}. */ Batcher(SystemResources resources, Statistics statistics, BatcherState marshalledState) { this(resources, statistics); for (ObjectIdP registration : marshalledState.getRegistrationList()) { pendingRegistrations.put(ProtoWrapper.of(registration), RegistrationP.OpType.REGISTER); } for (ObjectIdP unregistration : marshalledState.getUnregistrationList()) { pendingRegistrations.put(ProtoWrapper.of(unregistration), RegistrationP.OpType.UNREGISTER); } for (InvalidationP ack : marshalledState.getAcknowledgementList()) { pendingAckedInvalidations.add(ProtoWrapper.of(ack)); } for (RegistrationSubtree subtree : marshalledState.getRegistrationSubtreeList()) { pendingRegSubtrees.add(ProtoWrapper.of(subtree)); } if (marshalledState.hasInitializeMessage()) { pendingInitializeMessage = marshalledState.getInitializeMessage(); } if (marshalledState.hasInfoMessage()) { pendingInfoMessage = marshalledState.getInfoMessage(); } }
Example #5
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Registers handlers for received messages and network status changes with the network of * {@code resources}. */ private void registerWithNetwork(final SystemResources resources) { resources.getNetwork().setListener(new NetworkChannel.NetworkListener() { @Override public void onMessageReceived(byte[] incomingMessage) { InvalidationClientCore.this.handleIncomingMessage(incomingMessage); } @Override public void onOnlineStatusChange(boolean isOnline) { InvalidationClientCore.this.handleNetworkStatusChange(isOnline); } @Override public void onAddressChange() { // Send a message to the server. The header will include the new network address. Preconditions.checkState(internalScheduler.isRunningOnThread(), "Not on internal thread"); sendInfoMessageToServer(false, false); } }); }
Example #6
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** Creates a batcher from {@code marshalledState}. */ Batcher(SystemResources resources, Statistics statistics, BatcherState marshalledState) { this(resources, statistics); for (ObjectIdP registration : marshalledState.getRegistration()) { pendingRegistrations.put(registration, RegistrationP.OpType.REGISTER); } for (ObjectIdP unregistration : marshalledState.getUnregistration()) { pendingRegistrations.put(unregistration, RegistrationP.OpType.UNREGISTER); } for (InvalidationP ack : marshalledState.getAcknowledgement()) { pendingAckedInvalidations.add(ack); } for (RegistrationSubtree subtree : marshalledState.getRegistrationSubtree()) { pendingRegSubtrees.add(subtree); } pendingInitializeMessage = marshalledState.getNullableInitializeMessage(); if (marshalledState.hasInfoMessage()) { pendingInfoMessage = marshalledState.getInfoMessage(); } }
Example #7
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Creates an instance. * * @param config configuration for the client * @param resources resources to use * @param smearer a smearer to randomize delays * @param statistics track information about messages sent/received, etc * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param listener callback for protocol events */ ProtocolHandler(ProtocolHandlerConfigP config, final SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, Statistics statistics, int clientType, String applicationName, ProtocolListener listener, ProtocolHandlerState marshalledState) { this.logger = resources.getLogger(); this.statistics = statistics; this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler(); this.network = resources.getNetwork(); this.listener = listener; this.clientVersion = CommonProtos.newClientVersion(resources.getPlatform(), "Java", applicationName); this.clientType = clientType; if (marshalledState == null) { // If there is no marshalled state, construct a clean batcher. this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics); } else { // Otherwise, restore the batcher from the marshalled state. this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics, marshalledState.getBatcherState()); this.messageId = marshalledState.getMessageId(); this.lastKnownServerTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastKnownServerTimeMs(); this.nextMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getNextMessageSendTimeMs(); } logger.info("Created protocol handler for application %s, platform %s", applicationName, resources.getPlatform()); }
Example #8
Source File: AndroidChannel.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
@Override public void setSystemResources(SystemResources resources) { this.resources = resources; // Prefetch the auth sub token. Since this might require an HTTP round trip, we do this // as soon as the resources are available. // TODO: Find a better place to fetch the auth token; this method // doesn't sound like one that should be doing work. retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(resources.getInternalScheduler(), new ExponentialBackoffDelayGenerator( new Random(), INITIAL_AUTH_TOKEN_RETRY_DELAY_MS, MAX_AUTH_TOKEN_RETRY_FACTOR), new AsyncRunnable() { @Override public void run(CompletionCallback callback) { requestAuthToken(callback); } }); }
Example #9
Source File: AndroidChannel.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * A utility function to run an async runnable with exponential backoff after failures. * @param runnable the asynchronous runnable. * @param scheduler used to schedule retries. * @param backOffGenerator a backoff generator that returns how to long to wait between retries. * The client must pass a new instance or reset the backoff generator before calling this * method. */ static void retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(final SystemResources.Scheduler scheduler, final ExponentialBackoffDelayGenerator backOffGenerator, final AsyncRunnable runnable) { logger.fine("Running %s", runnable); runnable.run(new CompletionCallback() { @Override public void success() { logger.fine("%s succeeded", runnable); } @Override public void failure() { int nextDelay = backOffGenerator.getNextDelay(); logger.fine("%s failed, retrying after %s ms", nextDelay); scheduler.schedule(nextDelay, new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(scheduler, backOffGenerator, runnable); } }); } }); }
Example #10
Source File: AndroidChannel.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
@Override public void setSystemResources(SystemResources resources) { this.resources = resources; // Prefetch the auth sub token. Since this might require an HTTP round trip, we do this // as soon as the resources are available. // TODO: Find a better place to fetch the auth token; this method // doesn't sound like one that should be doing work. retryUntilSuccessWithBackoff(resources.getInternalScheduler(), new ExponentialBackoffDelayGenerator( new Random(), INITIAL_AUTH_TOKEN_RETRY_DELAY_MS, MAX_AUTH_TOKEN_RETRY_FACTOR), new AsyncRunnable() { @Override public void run(CompletionCallback callback) { requestAuthToken(callback); } }); }
Example #11
Source File: AndroidClientProxy.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a new InvalidationClient instance that the proxy will delegate requests to and listen * for events from. */ // Overridden by tests to inject mock clients or for listener interception InvalidationClient createClient(SystemResources resources, int clientType, byte[] clientName, String applicationName, InvalidationListener listener, ClientConfigP config) { // We always use C2DM, so set the channel-supports-offline-delivery bit on our config. final ClientConfigP.Builder configBuilder; if (config == null) { configBuilder = InvalidationClientCore.createConfig(); } else { configBuilder = ClientConfigP.newBuilder(config); } configBuilder.setChannelSupportsOfflineDelivery(true); config = configBuilder.build(); Random random = new Random(resources.getInternalScheduler().getCurrentTimeMs()); return new InvalidationClientImpl(resources, random, clientType, clientName, config, applicationName, listener); }
Example #12
Source File: AndroidClientProxy.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a new InvalidationClient instance that the proxy will delegate requests to and listen * for events from. */ // Overridden by tests to inject mock clients or for listener interception InvalidationClient createClient(SystemResources resources, int clientType, byte[] clientName, String applicationName, InvalidationListener listener, ClientConfigP config) { // We always use C2DM, so set the channel-supports-offline-delivery bit on our config. final ClientConfigP.Builder configBuilder; if (config == null) { configBuilder = InvalidationClientCore.createConfig(); } else { configBuilder = ClientConfigP.newBuilder(config); } configBuilder.setChannelSupportsOfflineDelivery(true); config = configBuilder.build(); Random random = new Random(resources.getInternalScheduler().getCurrentTimeMs()); return new InvalidationClientImpl(resources, random, clientType, clientName, config, applicationName, listener); }
Example #13
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * Constructs a client with state initialized from {@code marshalledState}. * * @param resources resources to use during execution * @param random a random number generator * @param clientType client type code * @param clientName application identifier for the client * @param config configuration for the client * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param listener application callback */ public InvalidationClientCore(final SystemResources resources, Random random, int clientType, final byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, String applicationName, InvalidationClientState marshalledState, InvalidationListener listener) { this(resources, random, clientType, clientName, config, applicationName, marshalledState.getRunState(), marshalledState.getRegistrationManagerState(), marshalledState.getProtocolHandlerState(), marshalledState.getStatisticsState(), listener); // Unmarshall. if (marshalledState.hasClientToken()) { clientToken = marshalledState.getClientToken(); } if (marshalledState.hasNonce()) { nonce = marshalledState.getNonce(); } this.shouldSendRegistrations = marshalledState.getShouldSendRegistrations(); this.lastMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastMessageSendTimeMs(); this.isOnline = marshalledState.getIsOnline(); createSchedulingTasks(marshalledState); // We register with the network after unmarshalling our isOnline value. This is because when // we register with the network, it may give us a new value for isOnline. If we unmarshalled // after registering, then we would clobber the new value with the old marshalled value, which // is wrong. registerWithNetwork(resources); logger.info("Created client: %s", this); }
Example #14
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 6 votes |
/** * Registers handlers for received messages and network status changes with the network of * {@code resources}. */ private void registerWithNetwork(final SystemResources resources) { resources.getNetwork().setListener(new NetworkChannel.NetworkListener() { @Override public void onMessageReceived(byte[] incomingMessage) { final String name = "handleIncomingMessage"; InvalidationClientCore.this.handleIncomingMessage(incomingMessage); } @Override public void onOnlineStatusChange(boolean isOnline) { InvalidationClientCore.this.handleNetworkStatusChange(isOnline); } @Override public void onAddressChange() { // Send a message to the server. The header will include the new network address. Preconditions.checkState(internalScheduler.isRunningOnThread(), "Not on internal thread"); sendInfoMessageToServer(false, false); } }); }
Example #15
Source File: AndroidInvalidationClientImpl.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Creates an instance with state restored from {@code marshalledState}. Other parameters are as * in {@link InvalidationClientCore}. */ AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(Context context, SystemResources resources, Random random, AndroidTiclState marshalledState) { super(resources, random, marshalledState.getMetadata().getClientType(), marshalledState.getMetadata().getClientName().toByteArray(), marshalledState.getMetadata().getClientConfig(), getApplicationName(context), marshalledState.getTiclState(), new IntentForwardingListener(context, resources.getLogger())); this.schedulingId = marshalledState.getMetadata().getTiclId(); initializeSchedulerWithRecurringTasks(); }
Example #16
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Constructs a client. * * @param resources resources to use during execution * @param random a random number generator * @param clientType client type code * @param clientName application identifier for the client * @param config configuration for the client * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param regManagerState marshalled registration manager state, if any * @param protocolHandlerState marshalled protocol handler state, if any * @param listener application callback */ private InvalidationClientCore(final SystemResources resources, Random random, int clientType, final byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, String applicationName, RunStateP ticlRunState, RegistrationManagerStateP regManagerState, ProtocolHandlerState protocolHandlerState, StatisticsState statisticsState, InvalidationListener listener) { this.resources = Preconditions.checkNotNull(resources); this.random = random; this.logger = Preconditions.checkNotNull(resources.getLogger()); this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler(); this.storage = resources.getStorage(); this.config = config; this.ticlState = (ticlRunState == null) ? new RunState() : new RunState(ticlRunState); this.smearer = new Smearer(random, this.config.getSmearPercent()); this.applicationClientId = CommonProtos2.newApplicationClientIdP(clientType, ByteString.copyFrom(clientName)); this.listener = listener; this.msgValidator = new TiclMessageValidator2(resources.getLogger()); this.statistics = (statisticsState != null) ? Statistics.deserializeStatistics(resources.getLogger(), statisticsState.getCounterList()) : new Statistics(); this.registrationManager = new RegistrationManager(logger, statistics, digestFn, regManagerState); this.protocolHandler = new ProtocolHandler(config.getProtocolHandlerConfig(), resources, smearer, statistics, clientType, applicationName, this, msgValidator, protocolHandlerState); }
Example #17
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new Ticl. Persistent stroage must not exist. */ static void createTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources, int clientType, byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, boolean skipStartForTest) { Preconditions.checkState(!doesStateFileExist(context), "Ticl already exists"); AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, clientType, clientName, config); if (!skipStartForTest) { // Ticls are started when created unless this should be skipped for tests; we allow tests // to skip starting Ticls because many integration tests assume that Ticls will not be // started when created. setSchedulerId(resources, ticl); ticl.start(); } saveTicl(context, resources.getLogger(), ticl); }
Example #18
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Restores the Ticl from persistent storage if it exists. Otherwise, returns {@code null}. * @param context Android system context * @param resources resources to use for the Ticl */ static AndroidInvalidationClientImpl restoreTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources) { AndroidTiclState state = readTiclState(context, resources.getLogger()); if (state == null) { return null; } AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, state); setSchedulerId(resources, ticl); return ticl; }
Example #19
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Restores the Ticl from persistent storage if it exists. Otherwise, returns {@code null}. * @param context Android system context * @param resources resources to use for the Ticl */ static AndroidInvalidationClientImpl restoreTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources) { AndroidTiclState state = readTiclState(context, resources.getLogger()); if (state == null) { return null; } AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, state); initScheduler(resources, ticl, state.getScheduledTask()); AndroidInternalScheduler scheduler = (AndroidInternalScheduler) resources.getInternalScheduler(); scheduler.handleImplicitSchedulerEvent(); return ticl; }
Example #20
Source File: ProtocolHandler.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Creates an instance. * * @param config configuration for the client * @param resources resources to use * @param smearer a smearer to randomize delays * @param statistics track information about messages sent/received, etc * @param applicationName name of the application using the library (for debugging/monitoring) * @param listener callback for protocol events */ ProtocolHandler(ProtocolHandlerConfigP config, final SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, Statistics statistics, int clientType, String applicationName, ProtocolListener listener, TiclMessageValidator2 msgValidator, ProtocolHandlerState marshalledState) { this.logger = resources.getLogger(); this.statistics = statistics; this.internalScheduler = resources.getInternalScheduler(); this.network = resources.getNetwork(); this.listener = listener; this.msgValidator = msgValidator; this.clientVersion = CommonProtos2.newClientVersion(resources.getPlatform(), "Java", applicationName); this.clientType = clientType; if (marshalledState == null) { // If there is no marshalled state, construct a clean batcher. this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics); } else { // Otherwise, restore the batcher from the marshalled state. this.batcher = new Batcher(resources, statistics, marshalledState.getBatcherState()); this.messageId = marshalledState.getMessageId(); this.lastKnownServerTimeMs = marshalledState.getLastKnownServerTimeMs(); this.nextMessageSendTimeMs = marshalledState.getNextMessageSendTimeMs(); } logger.info("Created protocol handler for application %s, platform %s", applicationName, resources.getPlatform()); }
Example #21
Source File: InvalidationClientImpl.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
public InvalidationClientImpl(final SystemResources resources, Random random, int clientType, final byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, String applicationName, InvalidationListener listener) { super( // We will make Storage a SafeStorage after the constructor call. It's not possible to // construct a new resources around the existing components and pass that to super(...) // because then subsequent calls on the first resources object (e.g., start) would not // affect the new resources object that the Ticl would be using. resources, // Pass basic parameters through unmodified. random, clientType, clientName, config, applicationName, // Wrap the listener in a CheckingInvalidationListener to enforce appropriate threading. new CheckingInvalidationListener(listener, resources.getInternalScheduler(), resources.getListenerScheduler(), resources.getLogger()) ); // End super. // Make Storage safe. this.storage = new SafeStorage(resources.getStorage()); this.storage.setSystemResources(resources); // CheckingInvalidationListener needs the statistics object created by our super() call, so // we can't provide it at construction-time (since it hasn't been created yet). ((CheckingInvalidationListener) this.listener).setStatistics(statistics); }
Example #22
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From 365browser with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new Ticl. Persistent storage must not exist. */ static void createTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources, int clientType, byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, boolean skipStartForTest) { Preconditions.checkState(!doesStateFileExist(context), "Ticl already exists"); AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, clientType, clientName, config); if (!skipStartForTest) { // Ticls are started when created unless this should be skipped for tests; we allow tests // to skip starting Ticls because many integration tests assume that Ticls will not be // started when created. initScheduler(resources, ticl, new ArrayList<ScheduledTask>(0)); ticl.start(); } saveTicl(context, resources.getLogger(), ticl); }
Example #23
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new instance with state from {@code marshalledState}. */ BatchingTask(ProtocolHandler protocolHandler, SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, RecurringTaskState marshalledState) { super(TASK_NAME, resources.getInternalScheduler(), resources.getLogger(), smearer, null, marshalledState); this.protocolHandler = protocolHandler; }
Example #24
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new instance with default state. */ BatchingTask(ProtocolHandler protocolHandler, SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, int batchingDelayMs) { super(TASK_NAME, resources.getInternalScheduler(), resources.getLogger(), smearer, null, batchingDelayMs, NO_DELAY); this.protocolHandler = protocolHandler; }
Example #25
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Sets the scheduling id on the scheduler in {@code resources} to {@code ticl.getSchedulingId()}. */ private static void setSchedulerId(SystemResources resources, AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl) { AndroidInternalScheduler scheduler = (AndroidInternalScheduler) resources.getInternalScheduler(); scheduler.setTiclId(ticl.getSchedulingId()); }
Example #26
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new Ticl. Persistent stroage must not exist. */ static void createTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources, int clientType, byte[] clientName, ClientConfigP config, boolean skipStartForTest) { Preconditions.checkState(!doesStateFileExist(context), "Ticl already exists"); AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, clientType, clientName, config); if (!skipStartForTest) { // Ticls are started when created unless this should be skipped for tests; we allow tests // to skip starting Ticls because many integration tests assume that Ticls will not be // started when created. setSchedulerId(resources, ticl); ticl.start(); } saveTicl(context, resources.getLogger(), ticl); }
Example #27
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Sets the scheduling id on the scheduler in {@code resources} to {@code ticl.getSchedulingId()}. */ private static void setSchedulerId(SystemResources resources, AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl) { AndroidInternalScheduler scheduler = (AndroidInternalScheduler) resources.getInternalScheduler(); scheduler.setTiclId(ticl.getSchedulingId()); }
Example #28
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new instance with default state. */ BatchingTask(ProtocolHandler protocolHandler, SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, int batchingDelayMs) { super(TASK_NAME, resources.getInternalScheduler(), resources.getLogger(), smearer, null, batchingDelayMs, NO_DELAY); this.protocolHandler = protocolHandler; }
Example #29
Source File: TiclStateManager.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** * Restores the Ticl from persistent storage if it exists. Otherwise, returns {@code null}. * @param context Android system context * @param resources resources to use for the Ticl */ static AndroidInvalidationClientImpl restoreTicl(Context context, SystemResources resources) { AndroidTiclState state = readTiclState(context, resources.getLogger()); if (state == null) { return null; } AndroidInvalidationClientImpl ticl = new AndroidInvalidationClientImpl(context, resources, random, state); setSchedulerId(resources, ticl); return ticl; }
Example #30
Source File: InvalidationClientCore.java From android-chromium with BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License | 5 votes |
/** Creates a new instance with state from {@code marshalledState}. */ BatchingTask(ProtocolHandler protocolHandler, SystemResources resources, Smearer smearer, RecurringTaskState marshalledState) { super(TASK_NAME, resources.getInternalScheduler(), resources.getLogger(), smearer, null, marshalledState); this.protocolHandler = protocolHandler; }