def _ioloop_call(self, future, tornado_future, fn, args, kwargs):
gen.chain_future(tornado_future, future)
try:
result_future = gen.maybe_future(fn(*args, **kwargs))
gen.chain_future(result_future, tornado_future)
except Exception:
tornado_future.set_exc_info(sys.exc_info())
def test_stop_cleanup(self):
self.client.wait_protocol(timeout=1)
mid = 56
future_reply = Future()
self.client.ioloop.add_callback(
lambda : gen.chain_future(self.client.future_request(Message.request(
'slow-command', 1, mid=mid)), future_reply))
# Force a disconnect
self.client.stop()
reply, informs = future_reply.result(timeout=1)
self.assertEqual(reply, Message.reply(
'slow-command', 'fail', 'Client stopped before reply was received', mid=mid))
def _manage(self, reg=REGISTRY):
# Almaceno los parametros del POST en un dict()
data = dict((k, self.get_argument(k))
for k in self.request.arguments.keys())
# Utilizo la primera palabra como orden
command = data['text'].strip().split()
head = command.pop(0) if command else None
# Recupero el handler asociado a la orden
handler = reg.get(head, None) if head else None
future = Future()
print("data: %s" % str(data))
if not handler:
# Si no hay orden, resuelvo el resultado inmediatamente
future.set_result(
"Lista de comandos soportados: %s" % ", ".join(reg.keys())
)
else:
# Si hay orden, la ejecuto y encadeno mi propio
# resultado al resultado de la orden
chain_future(handler(command, data), future)
# Cuando se resuelva la peticion, escribimos el resultado
IOLoop.current().add_future(future, self._commit)
def acquire(self, timeout=None):
"""Decrement the counter. Returns a Future.
Block if the counter is zero and wait for a `.release`. The Future
raises `.TimeoutError` after the deadline.
"""
if self._value > 0:
self._value -= 1
future = Future()
future.set_result(_ReleasingContextManager(self))
else:
waiter = Future()
self._waiters.append(waiter)
if timeout:
future = gen.with_timeout(timeout,
waiter,
quiet_exceptions=gen.TimeoutError)
# Set waiter's exception after the deadline.
gen.chain_future(future, waiter)
else:
future = waiter
return future
def test_stop_cleanup(self):
self.client.wait_protocol(timeout=1)
mid = 56
future_reply = Future()
self.client.ioloop.add_callback(lambda: gen.chain_future(
self.client.future_request(
Message.request('slow-command', 1, mid=mid)), future_reply))
# Force a disconnect
self.client.stop()
reply, informs = future_reply.result(timeout=1)
self.assertEqual(
reply,
Message.reply('slow-command',
'fail',
'Client stopped before reply was received',
mid=mid))
def stop(self, timeout=None, callback=None):
"""Stop ioloop (if managed) and call callback in ioloop before close.
Parameters
----------
timeout : float or None
Seconds to wait for ioloop to have *started*.
Returns
-------
stopped : thread-safe Future
Resolves when the callback() is done
"""
if timeout:
self._running.wait(timeout)
stopped_future = Future()
@gen.coroutine
def _stop():
if callback:
try:
yield gen.maybe_future(callback())
except Exception:
self._logger.exception(
'Unhandled exception calling stop callback')
if self._ioloop_managed:
self._logger.info('Stopping ioloop {0!r}'.format(self._ioloop))
# Allow ioloop to run once before stopping so that callbacks
# scheduled by callback() above get a chance to run.
yield gen.moment
self._ioloop.stop()
self._running.clear()
try:
self._ioloop.add_callback(
lambda: gen.chain_future(_stop(), stopped_future))
except AttributeError:
# Probably we have been shut-down already
pass
return stopped_future
def stop(self, timeout=None, callback=None):
"""Stop ioloop (if managed) and call callback in ioloop before close.
Parameters
----------
timeout : float or None
Seconds to wait for ioloop to have *started*.
Returns
-------
stopped : thread-safe Future
Resolves when the callback() is done
"""
if timeout:
self._running.wait(timeout)
stopped_future = Future()
@gen.coroutine
def _stop():
if callback:
try:
yield gen.maybe_future(callback())
except Exception:
self._logger.exception('Unhandled exception calling stop callback')
if self._ioloop_managed:
self._logger.info('Stopping ioloop {0!r}'.format(self._ioloop))
# Allow ioloop to run once before stopping so that callbacks
# scheduled by callback() above get a chance to run.
yield gen.moment
self._ioloop.stop()
self._running.clear()
try:
self._ioloop.add_callback(
lambda: gen.chain_future(_stop(), stopped_future))
except AttributeError:
# Probably we have been shut-down already
pass
return stopped_future
def test_timeout_nocb(self):
"""Test requests that timeout with no callbacks."""
# Included to test https://katfs.kat.ac.za/mantis/view.php?id=1722
# Situation can occur during a race between the timeout handler and the
# receipt of a reply -- the reply can arrive after the timeout timer has
# expired but before the request has been popped off the stack with
# client._pop_async_request(). The normal request handler then pops off
# the request first, resulting in the timeout handler getting a bunch of
# None's. It should handle this gracefully.
# Running the handler with a fake msg_id should have the same result as
# running it after a real request has already been popped. The expected
# result is that no assertions are raised.
# NM 2014-09-26: This is probably no longer an issue with the tornado-based client
# implementatin, but leaving the test for good measure
f = Future()
@gen.coroutine
def cb():
self.client._handle_timeout('fake_msg_id', time.time())
self.client.ioloop.add_callback(lambda : gen.chain_future(cb(), f))
f.result(timeout=1)
def test_timeout_nocb(self):
"""Test requests that timeout with no callbacks."""
# Included to test https://katfs.kat.ac.za/mantis/view.php?id=1722
# Situation can occur during a race between the timeout handler and the
# receipt of a reply -- the reply can arrive after the timeout timer has
# expired but before the request has been popped off the stack with
# client._pop_async_request(). The normal request handler then pops off
# the request first, resulting in the timeout handler getting a bunch of
# None's. It should handle this gracefully.
# Running the handler with a fake msg_id should have the same result as
# running it after a real request has already been popped. The expected
# result is that no assertions are raised.
# NM 2014-09-26: This is probably no longer an issue with the tornado-based client
# implementatin, but leaving the test for good measure
f = Future()
@gen.coroutine
def cb():
self.client._handle_timeout('fake_msg_id', time.time())
self.client.ioloop.add_callback(lambda: gen.chain_future(cb(), f))
f.result(timeout=1)
