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/**
 * Build instructions:
 * - Assumption: the dependency GSON is in the local dicrectory, e.g. "gson-2.8.2.jar"
 * - Compile with "javac -cp gson-2.8.2.jar Sleep.java"
 * - Create .jar archive with "jar cvf sleep.jar Sleep.class"
 */

/**
 * Java based OpenWhisk action that sleeps for the specified number
 * of milliseconds before returning.
 * The function actually sleeps slightly longer than requested.
 *
 * @param parm JSON object with Number property sleepTimeInMs
 * @returns JSON object with String property msg describing how long the function slept
 */

import com.google.gson.JsonObject;

public class Sleep {
    public static JsonObject main(JsonObject parm) throws InterruptedException {
        int sleepTimeInMs = 1;
        if (parm.has("sleepTimeInMs")) {
            sleepTimeInMs = parm.getAsJsonPrimitive("sleepTimeInMs").getAsInt();
        }
        System.out.println("Specified sleep time is " + sleepTimeInMs + " ms.");

        final String responseText = "Terminated successfully after around " + sleepTimeInMs + " ms.";
        final JsonObject response = new JsonObject();
        response.addProperty("msg", responseText);

        Thread.sleep(sleepTimeInMs);

        System.out.println(responseText);
        return response;
    }
}