List of usage examples for java.util.concurrent CompletableFuture handleAsync
public <U> CompletableFuture<U> handleAsync(BiFunction<? super T, Throwable, ? extends U> fn)
From source file:org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.groovy.engine.GremlinExecutor.java
/** * Evaluate a script and allow for the submission of alteration to the entire evaluation execution lifecycle. * * @param script the script to evaluate/*from w w w . jav a 2s. c o m*/ * @param language the language to evaluate it in * @param boundVars the bindings to evaluate in the context of the script * @param lifeCycle a set of functions that can be applied at various stages of the evaluation process */ public CompletableFuture<Object> eval(final String script, final String language, final Bindings boundVars, final LifeCycle lifeCycle) { final String lang = Optional.ofNullable(language).orElse("gremlin-groovy"); logger.debug("Preparing to evaluate script - {} - in thread [{}]", script, Thread.currentThread().getName()); final Bindings bindings = new SimpleBindings(); bindings.putAll(globalBindings); bindings.putAll(boundVars); final CompletableFuture<Object> evaluationFuture = new CompletableFuture<>(); final FutureTask<Void> f = new FutureTask<>(() -> { try { lifeCycle.getBeforeEval().orElse(beforeEval).accept(bindings); logger.debug("Evaluating script - {} - in thread [{}]", script, Thread.currentThread().getName()); final Object o = scriptEngines.eval(script, bindings, lang); // apply a transformation before sending back the result - useful when trying to force serialization // in the same thread that the eval took place given ThreadLocal nature of graphs as well as some // transactional constraints final Object result = lifeCycle.getTransformResult().isPresent() ? lifeCycle.getTransformResult().get().apply(o) : o; // a mechanism for taking the final result and doing something with it in the same thread, but // AFTER the eval and transform are done and that future completed. this provides a final means // for working with the result in the same thread as it was eval'd if (lifeCycle.getWithResult().isPresent()) lifeCycle.getWithResult().get().accept(result); lifeCycle.getAfterSuccess().orElse(afterSuccess).accept(bindings); // the evaluationFuture must be completed after all processing as an exception in lifecycle events // that must raise as an exception to the caller who has the returned evaluationFuture. in other words, // if it occurs before this point, then the handle() method won't be called again if there is an // exception that ends up below trying to completeExceptionally() evaluationFuture.complete(result); } catch (Throwable ex) { final Throwable root = null == ex.getCause() ? ex : ExceptionUtils.getRootCause(ex); // thread interruptions will typically come as the result of a timeout, so in those cases, // check for that situation and convert to TimeoutException if (root instanceof InterruptedException) evaluationFuture.completeExceptionally(new TimeoutException(String.format( "Script evaluation exceeded the configured 'scriptEvaluationTimeout' threshold of %s ms for request [%s]: %s", scriptEvaluationTimeout, script, root.getMessage()))); else { lifeCycle.getAfterFailure().orElse(afterFailure).accept(bindings, root); evaluationFuture.completeExceptionally(root); } } return null; }); executorService.execute(f); if (scriptEvaluationTimeout > 0) { // Schedule a timeout in the thread pool for future execution final ScheduledFuture<?> sf = scheduledExecutorService.schedule(() -> { logger.warn("Timing out script - {} - in thread [{}]", script, Thread.currentThread().getName()); if (!f.isDone()) { lifeCycle.getAfterTimeout().orElse(afterTimeout).accept(bindings); f.cancel(true); } }, scriptEvaluationTimeout, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS); // Cancel the scheduled timeout if the eval future is complete or the script evaluation failed // with exception evaluationFuture.handleAsync((v, t) -> { logger.debug( "Killing scheduled timeout on script evaluation as the eval completed (possibly with exception)."); return sf.cancel(true); }); } return evaluationFuture; }