Java Code Examples for com.sun.corba.se.pept.protocol.MessageMediator#getInputObject()
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Example 1
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 2
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 3
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 4
| Source File: CDROutputStream_1_0.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void close() throws IOException
{
// tell BufferManagerWrite to release any ByteBuffers
getBufferManager().close();
// It's possible bbwi.byteBuffer is shared between
// this OutputStream and an InputStream. Thus, we check
// if the Input/Output streams are using the same ByteBuffer.
// If they sharing the same ByteBuffer we need to ensure only
// one of those ByteBuffers are released to the ByteBufferPool.
if (getByteBufferWithInfo() != null && getByteBuffer() != null)
{
MessageMediator messageMediator = parent.getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
CDRInputObject inputObj =
(CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null)
{
if (inputObj.isSharing(getByteBuffer()))
{
// Set InputStream's ByteBuffer and bbwi to null
// so its ByteBuffer cannot be released to the pool
inputObj.setByteBuffer(null);
inputObj.setByteBufferWithInfo(null);
}
}
}
// release this stream's ByteBuffer to the pool
ByteBufferPool byteBufferPool = orb.getByteBufferPool();
if (debug)
{
// print address of ByteBuffer being released
int bbAddress = System.identityHashCode(bbwi.byteBuffer);
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(80);
sb.append(".close - releasing ByteBuffer id (");
sb.append(bbAddress).append(") to ByteBufferPool.");
String msg = sb.toString();
dprint(msg);
}
byteBufferPool.releaseByteBuffer(getByteBuffer());
bbwi.byteBuffer = null;
bbwi = null;
}
}
Example 5
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 6
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 7
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 8
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 9
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 10
| Source File: CDROutputStream_1_0.java From JDKSourceCode1.8 with MIT License | 4 votes |
|
public void close() throws IOException
{
// tell BufferManagerWrite to release any ByteBuffers
getBufferManager().close();
// It's possible bbwi.byteBuffer is shared between
// this OutputStream and an InputStream. Thus, we check
// if the Input/Output streams are using the same ByteBuffer.
// If they sharing the same ByteBuffer we need to ensure only
// one of those ByteBuffers are released to the ByteBufferPool.
if (getByteBufferWithInfo() != null && getByteBuffer() != null)
{
MessageMediator messageMediator = parent.getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
CDRInputObject inputObj =
(CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null)
{
if (inputObj.isSharing(getByteBuffer()))
{
// Set InputStream's ByteBuffer and bbwi to null
// so its ByteBuffer cannot be released to the pool
inputObj.setByteBuffer(null);
inputObj.setByteBufferWithInfo(null);
}
}
}
// release this stream's ByteBuffer to the pool
ByteBufferPool byteBufferPool = orb.getByteBufferPool();
if (debug)
{
// print address of ByteBuffer being released
int bbAddress = System.identityHashCode(bbwi.byteBuffer);
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(80);
sb.append(".close - releasing ByteBuffer id (");
sb.append(bbAddress).append(") to ByteBufferPool.");
String msg = sb.toString();
dprint(msg);
}
byteBufferPool.releaseByteBuffer(getByteBuffer());
bbwi.byteBuffer = null;
bbwi = null;
}
}
Example 11
| Source File: CDROutputStream_1_0.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void close() throws IOException
{
// tell BufferManagerWrite to release any ByteBuffers
getBufferManager().close();
// It's possible bbwi.byteBuffer is shared between
// this OutputStream and an InputStream. Thus, we check
// if the Input/Output streams are using the same ByteBuffer.
// If they sharing the same ByteBuffer we need to ensure only
// one of those ByteBuffers are released to the ByteBufferPool.
if (getByteBufferWithInfo() != null && getByteBuffer() != null)
{
MessageMediator messageMediator = parent.getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
CDRInputObject inputObj =
(CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null)
{
if (inputObj.isSharing(getByteBuffer()))
{
// Set InputStream's ByteBuffer and bbwi to null
// so its ByteBuffer cannot be released to the pool
inputObj.setByteBuffer(null);
inputObj.setByteBufferWithInfo(null);
}
}
}
// release this stream's ByteBuffer to the pool
ByteBufferPool byteBufferPool = orb.getByteBufferPool();
if (debug)
{
// print address of ByteBuffer being released
int bbAddress = System.identityHashCode(bbwi.byteBuffer);
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(80);
sb.append(".close - releasing ByteBuffer id (");
sb.append(bbAddress).append(") to ByteBufferPool.");
String msg = sb.toString();
dprint(msg);
}
byteBufferPool.releaseByteBuffer(getByteBuffer());
bbwi.byteBuffer = null;
bbwi = null;
}
}
Example 12
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From JDKSourceCode1.8 with MIT License | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 13
| Source File: CDROutputStream_1_0.java From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void close() throws IOException
{
// tell BufferManagerWrite to release any ByteBuffers
getBufferManager().close();
// It's possible bbwi.byteBuffer is shared between
// this OutputStream and an InputStream. Thus, we check
// if the Input/Output streams are using the same ByteBuffer.
// If they sharing the same ByteBuffer we need to ensure only
// one of those ByteBuffers are released to the ByteBufferPool.
if (getByteBufferWithInfo() != null && getByteBuffer() != null)
{
MessageMediator messageMediator = parent.getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
CDRInputObject inputObj =
(CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null)
{
if (inputObj.isSharing(getByteBuffer()))
{
// Set InputStream's ByteBuffer and bbwi to null
// so its ByteBuffer cannot be released to the pool
inputObj.setByteBuffer(null);
inputObj.setByteBufferWithInfo(null);
}
}
}
// release this stream's ByteBuffer to the pool
ByteBufferPool byteBufferPool = orb.getByteBufferPool();
if (debug)
{
// print address of ByteBuffer being released
int bbAddress = System.identityHashCode(bbwi.byteBuffer);
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(80);
sb.append(".close - releasing ByteBuffer id (");
sb.append(bbAddress).append(") to ByteBufferPool.");
String msg = sb.toString();
dprint(msg);
}
byteBufferPool.releaseByteBuffer(getByteBuffer());
bbwi.byteBuffer = null;
bbwi = null;
}
}
Example 14
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 15
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 16
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 17
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
Example 18
| Source File: CorbaClientRequestDispatcherImpl.java From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void endRequest(Broker broker, Object self, InputObject inputObject)
{
ORB orb = (ORB)broker ;
try {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest->");
}
// Note: the inputObject may be null if an error occurs
// in request or before _invoke returns.
// Note: self may be null also (e.g., compiler generates null in stub).
MessageMediator messageMediator =
orb.getInvocationInfo().getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
if (messageMediator.getConnection() != null)
{
((CorbaMessageMediator)messageMediator)
.sendCancelRequestIfFinalFragmentNotSent();
}
// Release any outstanding NIO ByteBuffers to the ByteBufferPool
InputObject inputObj = messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null) {
inputObj.close();
}
OutputObject outputObj = messageMediator.getOutputObject();
if (outputObj != null) {
outputObj.close();
}
}
// XREVISIT NOTE - Assumes unregistering the waiter for
// location forwards has already happened somewhere else.
// The code below is only going to unregister the final successful
// request.
// NOTE: In the case of a recursive stack of endRequests in a
// finally block (because of Remarshal) only the first call to
// unregisterWaiter will remove the waiter. The rest will be
// noops.
unregisterWaiter(orb);
// Invoke Portable Interceptors cleanup. This is done to handle
// exceptions during stream marshaling. More generally, exceptions
// that occur in the ORB after send_request (which includes
// after returning from _request) before _invoke:
orb.getPIHandler().cleanupClientPIRequest();
// REVISIT: Early replies?
} catch (IOException ex) {
// See CDRInput/OutputObject.close() for more info.
// This won't result in a Corba error if an IOException happens.
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag)
{
dprint(".endRequest: ignoring IOException - " + ex.toString());
}
} finally {
if (orb.subcontractDebugFlag) {
dprint(".endRequest<-");
}
}
}
Example 19
| Source File: CDROutputStream_1_0.java From jdk1.8-source-analysis with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void close() throws IOException
{
// tell BufferManagerWrite to release any ByteBuffers
getBufferManager().close();
// It's possible bbwi.byteBuffer is shared between
// this OutputStream and an InputStream. Thus, we check
// if the Input/Output streams are using the same ByteBuffer.
// If they sharing the same ByteBuffer we need to ensure only
// one of those ByteBuffers are released to the ByteBufferPool.
if (getByteBufferWithInfo() != null && getByteBuffer() != null)
{
MessageMediator messageMediator = parent.getMessageMediator();
if (messageMediator != null)
{
CDRInputObject inputObj =
(CDRInputObject)messageMediator.getInputObject();
if (inputObj != null)
{
if (inputObj.isSharing(getByteBuffer()))
{
// Set InputStream's ByteBuffer and bbwi to null
// so its ByteBuffer cannot be released to the pool
inputObj.setByteBuffer(null);
inputObj.setByteBufferWithInfo(null);
}
}
}
// release this stream's ByteBuffer to the pool
ByteBufferPool byteBufferPool = orb.getByteBufferPool();
if (debug)
{
// print address of ByteBuffer being released
int bbAddress = System.identityHashCode(bbwi.byteBuffer);
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(80);
sb.append(".close - releasing ByteBuffer id (");
sb.append(bbAddress).append(") to ByteBufferPool.");
String msg = sb.toString();
dprint(msg);
}
byteBufferPool.releaseByteBuffer(getByteBuffer());
bbwi.byteBuffer = null;
bbwi = null;
}
}
Example 20
| Source File: CorbaMessageMediatorImpl.java From jdk1.8-source-analysis with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
|
public void handleInput(FragmentMessage_1_2 header) throws IOException
{
try {
try {
messageHeader = header;
// Note: We know it's a 1.2 fragment, we have the data, but
// we need the IIOPInputStream instance to unmarshal the
// request ID... but we need the request ID to get the
// IIOPInputStream instance. So we peek at the raw bytes.
header.unmarshalRequestID(dispatchByteBuffer);
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2->: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": more?: " + header.moreFragmentsToFollow()
+ ": " + header);
}
MessageMediator mediator = null;
InputObject inputObject = null;
if (connection.isServer()) {
mediator =
connection.serverRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
} else {
mediator =
connection.clientRequestMapGet(header.getRequestId());
}
if (mediator != null) {
inputObject = mediator.getInputObject();
}
// See 1.1 comments.
if (inputObject == null) {
if (transportDebug()) {
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": ++++DISCARDING++++: "
+ header);
}
// need to release dispatchByteBuffer to pool if
// we are discarding
releaseByteBufferToPool();
return;
}
((CDRInputObject)inputObject)
.getBufferManager().processFragment(
dispatchByteBuffer, header);
// REVISIT: but if it is a server don't you have to remove the
// stream from the map?
if (! connection.isServer()) {
/* REVISIT
* No need to do anything.
* Should we mark that last was received?
if (! header.moreFragmentsToFollow()) {
// Last fragment.
}
*/
}
} finally {
// NOTE: This *must* come after queing the fragment
// when using the selector to ensure fragments stay in order.
setWorkThenReadOrResumeSelect(header);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (transportDebug())
dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": !!ERROR!!: "
+ header, t);
// Mask the exception from thread.;
} finally {
if (transportDebug()) dprint(".FRAGMENT 1.2<-: id/"
+ header.getRequestId()
+ ": "
+ header);
}
}
