Exemplos de get_command_for_message em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

Arquivo: queue_consumer.py Projeto: sprintly/django-utils

    def worker(self, message):
        # indicate receipt of the task
        self._queue.task_done()

        try:
            command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
            command.execute()
        except QueueException:
            # log error
            self.logger.warn("queue exception raised", exc_info=1)
        except:
            # log the error and raise, killing the worker
            self.logger.error("unhandled exception in worker thread", exc_info=1)
        finally:
            self._pool.release()

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: queue_consumer.py Projeto: daemon13/django-utils

    def worker(self, message):
        # indicate receipt of the task
        self._queue.task_done()

        try:
            command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
            command.execute()
        except QueueException:
            # log error
            self.logger.warn('queue exception raised', exc_info=1)
        except:
            # log the error and raise, killing the worker
            self.logger.error('unhandled exception in worker thread',
                              exc_info=1)
        finally:
            self._pool.release()

Exemplo n.º 3

Arquivo: consumer.py Projeto: TheInventorMan/IntelligentTrafficManagement

 def _queue_worker(self):
     """
     A worker thread that will chew on dequeued messages
     """
     while 1:
         message = self._queue.get()
         self._queue.task_done()
         
         try:
             command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
             command.execute()
         except QueueException:
             # log error
             self.logger.warn('queue exception raised', exc_info=1)
         except:
             self.logger.error('exception encountered, exiting thread', exc_info=1)
             self._error.set()

Exemplo n.º 4

    def _queue_worker(self):
        """
        A worker thread that will chew on dequeued messages
        """
        while 1:
            message = self._queue.get()
            self._queue.task_done()

            try:
                command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
                command.execute()
            except QueueException:
                # log error
                self.logger.warn('queue exception raised', exc_info=1)
            except:
                self.logger.error('exception encountered, exiting thread',
                                  exc_info=1)
                self._error.set()

Exemplo n.º 5

Arquivo: queue_consumer.py Projeto: ochoto/django-utils

 def _queue_worker(self):
     """
     A worker thread that will chew on dequeued messages
     """
     while 1:
         message = self._queue.get()
         self._queue.task_done()
         
         try:
             command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
             command.execute()
         except QueueException:
             # log error
             self.logger.warn('queue exception raised', exc_info=1)
         except:
             # put the thread's id into the queue of errors for removal
             current = threading.current_thread()
             self._errors.put(current.ident)
             
             # log the error and raise, killing the worker thread
             self.logger.error('exception encountered, exiting thread %s' % current, exc_info=1)
             raise

Exemplo n.º 6

Arquivo: queue_consumer.py Projeto: ttburger/djutils

    def _queue_worker(self):
        """
        A worker thread that will chew on dequeued messages
        """
        while 1:
            message = self._queue.get()
            self._queue.task_done()

            try:
                command = registry.get_command_for_message(message)
                command.execute()
            except QueueException:
                # log error
                self.logger.warn('queue exception raised', exc_info=1)
            except:
                # put the thread's id into the queue of errors for removal
                current = threading.current_thread()
                self._errors.put(current.ident)

                # log the error and raise, killing the worker thread
                self.logger.error('exception encountered, exiting thread %s' %
                                  current,
                                  exc_info=1)
                raise