def spawn_acceptor():
'''
Starts the TCP accept thread and spins as connections are brought up.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(Pong, HOST, PORT)
while True:
pass
def spawn_acceptor():
'''
Starts the TCP accept thread and spins as connections are brought up.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(InnerPong, HOST, PORT_INNER, throw_func)
while True:
pass
def run_chatter_a():
# runs in accept mode
global quit
Waldo.tcp_accept(ChatterA, HOSTNAME, PORT, display_msg,
connected_callback=listen_for_user_input)
while True:
if quit:
break
time.sleep(SLEEP_TIME)
def run_server():
'''
Runs the multi-connection chat server.
'''
global server
server = Waldo.no_partner_create(Server, display_msg)
print server
Waldo.tcp_accept(ClientHandler, HOSTNAME, PORT, server, display_msg)
while True:
time.sleep(SLEEP_TIME)
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's ability to detect an application exception on the partner
endpoint mid-sequence and propagate that exception back to the root endpoint
for handling.
Returns true if the exception is caught and handled, and false otherwise.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(Pong,HOST,PORT)
connector = Waldo.tcp_connect(Ping,HOST,PORT)
return connector.testPropagateException()
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's ability to detect an application exception on the partner
endpoint mid-sequence and propagate that exception back to the root endpoint
for handling.
Returns true if the exception is caught and handled, and false otherwise.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(Pong, HOST, PORT)
connector = Waldo.tcp_connect(Ping, HOST, PORT)
return connector.testPropagateException()
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's ability to propagate an exception back through a sequence within
an endpoint call.
Returns true if the exception is caught and handled, and false otherwise.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(Pong,HOST,PORT)
connector = Waldo.tcp_connect(Ping,HOST,PORT)
catcher = Waldo.no_partner_create(Catcher)
catcher.addEndpoint(connector)
return catcher.testCatchApplicationExceptionFromSequence()
def start_coordinator():
math_endpoint = Waldo.math_endpoint_lib()
coordinator_master = Waldo.no_partner_create(
CoordinatorMaster, util_funcs.between, util_funcs.rand_uuid,
math_endpoint, conf.MAX_NUMBER_FINGER_TABLE_ENTRIES)
# begin listening for connections to coordinator master
Waldo.tcp_accept(Coordinator, conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.host,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.port, coordinator_master)
return coordinator_master
def run_test():
Waldo.tcp_accept(Pt2, HOST, PORT, connected_callback=pt2_connected)
pt1 = Waldo.tcp_connect(Pt1, HOST, PORT,createList);
pt2 = pt2_wait_queue.get()
returned_list = pt1.start_seq()
time.sleep(1)
list_to_return.append('wo')
if returned_list != list_to_return:
return False
return True
def start_coordinator():
math_endpoint = Waldo.math_endpoint_lib()
coordinator_master = Waldo.no_partner_create(
CoordinatorMaster, util_funcs.between,
util_funcs.rand_uuid,math_endpoint,
conf.MAX_NUMBER_FINGER_TABLE_ENTRIES)
# begin listening for connections to coordinator master
Waldo.tcp_accept(
Coordinator, conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.host,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.port, coordinator_master)
return coordinator_master
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's capability of propagating an exception back through nested
sequences. Here we have two pairs of endpoints: (a,b), (c,d). Endpoint a
begins a sequence with b, which makes and endpoint call to c, which
initiates a sequence with d, which raises an exception.
Returns true if the exception is propagated back to the root of the
event and handled and false otherwise.
'''
Waldo.tcp_accept(InnerPong, HOST, PORT_INNER, throw_func)
inner_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(InnerPing, HOST, PORT_INNER)
Waldo.tcp_accept(OuterPong, HOST, PORT_OUTER, inner_ping)
outer_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(OuterPing, HOST, PORT_OUTER)
return outer_ping.testNestedSequencePropagation()
def add_single_dht_node(node_host_port_pair):
# first: connect to discovery service
requester = Waldo.tcp_connect(
Requester,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.host,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.port,
# the host and port that our new dht node will listen on for
# connections to other dht nodes.
node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port)
# request request addresses of other nodes to contact from
# discovery service, plus register self with discovery service.
uuid, finger_table, next, prev = requester.register()
dht_node = Waldo.no_partner_create(Node, uuid, util_funcs.distance,
util_funcs.hashed_uuid,
util_funcs.between,
util_funcs.debug_print)
# listen for connections to my node
def on_connected(sidea_endpoint):
sidea_endpoint.add_connection_to_node()
Waldo.tcp_accept(NodeSideA,
node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port,
dht_node,
node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port,
connected_callback=on_connected)
# connect to other nodes in my finger table
for uuid in finger_table.keys():
# table_entry has form:
# host: <text>
# port: <number>
# valid: <bool>
# uuid: <text>
table_entry = finger_table[uuid]
host_to_connect_to = table_entry['host']
port_to_connect_to = table_entry['port']
connection_to_finger_table_node = Waldo.tcp_connect(
NodeSideB, host_to_connect_to, port_to_connect_to, dht_node,
node_host_port_pair.host, node_host_port_pair.port)
return dht_node
def run_test():
accept_stoppable = Waldo.tcp_accept(
SideA, SIDEA_HOST, SIDEA_PORT,
connected_callback=sidea_connected)
sideb = Waldo.tcp_connect(
SideB,SIDEA_HOST,SIDEA_PORT)
sidea = sidea_wait_queue.get()
sidea.add_stop_listener(sidea_stop_listener)
sideb.add_stop_listener(sideb_stop_listener_1)
sideb.add_stop_listener(sideb_stop_listener_2)
listener_id = sideb.add_stop_listener(sideb_stop_listener_2)
sideb.remove_stop_listener(listener_id)
sideb.remove_stop_listener(listener_id)
sidea.do_nothing()
sideb.do_nothing()
sidea.stop()
time.sleep(1)
if sidea_stop_counter != 1:
return False
if sideb_stop_counter != 3:
return False
return True
def run_test():
accept_stoppable = Waldo.tcp_accept(
SideA, SIDEA_HOST, SIDEA_PORT,
connected_callback=sidea_connected)
sideb = Waldo.tcp_connect(
SideB,SIDEA_HOST,SIDEA_PORT)
sidea = sidea_wait_queue.get()
sidea.do_nothing()
sideb.do_nothing()
sidea.stop()
time.sleep(1)
# ensure that stop fires on single host.
try:
sidea.do_nothing()
return False
except Waldo.StoppedException as inst:
pass
# ensure that the other side also sees the stop.
try:
sideb.do_nothing()
return False
except Waldo.StoppedException as inst:
pass
return True
def add_single_dht_node(node_host_port_pair):
# first: connect to discovery service
requester = Waldo.tcp_connect(
Requester,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.host,
conf.COORDINATOR_HOST_PORT_PAIR.port,
# the host and port that our new dht node will listen on for
# connections to other dht nodes.
node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port)
# request request addresses of other nodes to contact from
# discovery service, plus register self with discovery service.
uuid, finger_table, next, prev = requester.register()
dht_node = Waldo.no_partner_create(
Node,uuid,util_funcs.distance,util_funcs.hashed_uuid,
util_funcs.between, util_funcs.debug_print)
# listen for connections to my node
def on_connected(sidea_endpoint):
sidea_endpoint.add_connection_to_node()
Waldo.tcp_accept(
NodeSideA, node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port, dht_node,
node_host_port_pair.host,
node_host_port_pair.port,
connected_callback = on_connected)
# connect to other nodes in my finger table
for uuid in finger_table.keys():
# table_entry has form:
# host: <text>
# port: <number>
# valid: <bool>
# uuid: <text>
table_entry = finger_table[uuid]
host_to_connect_to = table_entry['host']
port_to_connect_to = table_entry['port']
connection_to_finger_table_node = Waldo.tcp_connect(
NodeSideB, host_to_connect_to, port_to_connect_to,
dht_node,node_host_port_pair.host, node_host_port_pair.port)
return dht_node
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's ability to propagate an ApplicationException back through an
endpoint call on the remote partner in a sequence. The exception should be
passed back to the root endpoint which initiates the sequence.
Returns true if the exception is caught and handled, and false otherwise.
'''
thrower = Waldo.no_partner_create(Pong,None)
catcher_partner = Waldo.tcp_accept(Pong,HOST,PORT,thrower)
catcher = Waldo.tcp_connect(Ping,HOST,PORT)
return catcher.testExceptionPropagation()
def run_anagram_server():
anagram_server = Waldo.no_partner_create(AnagramServer)
Waldo.tcp_accept(PlayerHelper, HOSTNAME, ANAGRAM_PORT, anagram_server)
load_solutions()
while True:
print 'Waiting for players....'
while anagram_server.get_player_count() <= 0:
time.sleep(0.1)
print 'Player entered. Game will begin in 10 seconds.'
set_solutions(anagram_server)
anagram_server.broadcastWaitingMessage('Game will begin in %d seconds. Type "/ready" to join.\n' %ANAGRAM_WAITTIME)
for i in range(ANAGRAM_WAITTIME):
if (i == ANAGRAM_WAITTIME/2):
anagram_server.broadcastMessage('Game will begin in %d seconds\n' %i)
time.sleep(1)
print 'Game has begun!'
anagram_server.start_game()
time.sleep(20)#Change to GAMETIME after testing
anagram_server.end_game()
time.sleep(ANAGRAM_WAITTIME/2)
anagram_server.restart_server()
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's capability of propagating a network exception back through
a sequence. Here we have two pairs of endpoints: (a,b), (c,d). Endpoint a
begins a sequence with b, which makes and endpoint call to c, which
initiates a sequence with d. Endpoint d is in a separate process which is
manually terminated mid-sequence, thus a network exception should be
detected by c and propagated back to a.
Returns true if the exception is propagated back to the root of the
event and handled and false otherwise.
'''
global acceptor_proc
Waldo.set_default_heartbeat_period(1)
Waldo.set_default_partner_timeout(2)
acceptor_proc.start()
time.sleep(SLEEP_TIME) # make sure process is ready for tcp_connect
inner_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(InnerPing, HOST, PORT_INNER)
Waldo.tcp_accept(OuterPong, HOST, PORT_OUTER, inner_ping)
outer_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(OuterPing, HOST, PORT_OUTER)
result = outer_ping.testNestedSequencePropagation()
acceptor_proc.terminate()
return result
def run_test():
'''
Tests Waldo's capability of propagating a network exception back through
a sequence. Here we have two pairs of endpoints: (a,b), (c,d). Endpoint a
begins a sequence with b, which makes and endpoint call to c, which
initiates a sequence with d. Endpoint d is in a separate process which is
manually terminated mid-sequence, thus a network exception should be
detected by c and propagated back to a.
Returns true if the exception is propagated back to the root of the
event and handled and false otherwise.
'''
global acceptor_proc
Waldo.set_default_heartbeat_period(1)
Waldo.set_default_partner_timeout(2)
acceptor_proc.start()
time.sleep(SLEEP_TIME) # make sure process is ready for tcp_connect
inner_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(InnerPing, HOST, PORT_INNER)
Waldo.tcp_accept(OuterPong, HOST, PORT_OUTER, inner_ping)
outer_ping = Waldo.tcp_connect(OuterPing, HOST, PORT_OUTER)
result = outer_ping.testNestedSequencePropagation()
acceptor_proc.terminate()
return result
def run_test():
original_sidea_num = 13
original_sideb_num = 135.1
accept_stoppable = Waldo.tcp_accept(
SideA, SIDEA_HOST, SIDEA_PORT,original_sidea_num,
connected_callback=sidea_connected)
sideb = Waldo.tcp_connect(
SideB,SIDEA_HOST,SIDEA_PORT,original_sideb_num)
sidea = sidea_wait_queue.get()
# check if each initialized correctly
if sidea.get_other_val() != original_sideb_num:
print '\nErr: symmetric did not initialize correctly'
return False
if sideb.get_other_val() != original_sidea_num:
print '\nErr: symmetric did not initialize correctly'
return False
sidea_num = 39
sideb_num = 41
# write endpoint number to each side
sidea.set_other_val(sideb_num)
sideb.set_other_val(sidea_num)
if sidea.get_other_val() != sideb_num:
print '\nErr: symmetric did not set other side correctly'
return False
if sideb.get_other_val() != sidea_num:
print '\nErr: symmetric did not set other side correctly'
return False
accept_stoppable.stop()
return True
def run_test():
accept_stoppable = Waldo.tcp_accept(
Modifier, MODIFIER_HOST, MODIFIER_PORT,
connected_callback=modifier_connected)
data_reader = Waldo.tcp_connect(
DataReader,MODIFIER_HOST,MODIFIER_PORT)
modifier = modifier_wait_queue.get()
# check peered value is initialized properly
if modifier.read_peered_num() != 22:
print '\nErr: incorrect modifier initial val of peered num'
return False
if data_reader.read_peered_num() != 22:
print '\nErr: incorrect data reader initial val of peered num'
return False
# check modifier can increment
if modifier.increment_peered_num() != 23:
print '\nErr: incorrect modifier return from peered num increment'
return False
# check modifier sees increment
if modifier.read_peered_num() != 23:
print '\nErr: incorrect modifier return from peered num read'
return False
# check data reader sees increment
if data_reader.read_peered_num() != 23:
print '\nErr: incorrect data reader return from peered num read'
return False
accept_stoppable.stop()
return True
def tell():
"""Accepts incoming requests for retrieve list."""
Waldo.tcp_accept(EndpointB, HOSTNAME, PORT, retrieve_list, connected_callback=cb)
time.sleep(WAIT_TIME)
f = open('serverLog', 'a')
n = 1
def display_msg(endpoint, msg):
'''
Called when a client sends a message to the server.
Misleading function name: display_msg doesn't actually display a msg.
'''
global f
global n
global startTime
if(msg == str(numMessages - 1)):
f.write(str(n) + ' ')
n += 1
f.write(str(time.time() - startTime) + '\n')
Waldo.tcp_accept(Server, HOSTNAME, PORT, display_msg)
print 'Server is up and running.'
for i in range(1, 17):
numClients = i
for k in range(0, i):
subprocess.Popen("python client.py " + str(i))
#wait for endpoints to die...
time.sleep(timeout * numClients)
numKilled = 0
solution = []
elif line.startswith('--'):
anagram = line[2:].upper()
else:
solution.append(line.upper())
def set_solutions(anagram_server):
anagram = random.choice([key for key in solution_set])
solutions = solution_set[anagram]
anagram_server.set_solution(anagram, solutions)
if __name__ == '__main__':
anagram_server = Waldo.no_partner_create(AnagramServer)
print 'GameServer created!'
Waldo.tcp_accept(PlayerHelper, HOSTNAME, 6767, anagram_server)
load_solutions()
while True:
print 'Waiting for players....'
while anagram_server.get_player_count() <= 0:
time.sleep(0.1)
print 'Player entered. Game will begin in 10 seconds.'
set_solutions(anagram_server)
anagram_server.broadcastWaitingMessage('Game will begin in %d seconds. Type "/ready" to join.\n' %WAITTIME)
for i in range(WAITTIME):
if (i == WAITTIME/2):
anagram_server.broadcastMessage('Game will begin in %d seconds' %i)
time.sleep(1)
print 'Game has begun!'
anagram_server.start_game()
time.sleep(20)
numClients = 0
#The server.py now manages the client files too. This improves coordination
#while still leaving multiprocessing features.
if(len(sys.argv) >= 2):
rewrite = sys.argv[1]
else:
rewrite = raw_input('Overwrite logs? (Input y/n): ')
if(rewrite in ['y', 'Y']):
f = open('clientLog', 'w')
f.close()
f = open('serverLog', 'w')
else:
f = open('serverLog', 'a')
n = 1
Waldo.tcp_accept(Server, HOSTNAME, PORT)
print 'Server is up and running.'
for i in range(1, 2):
numClients = i
for k in range(0, i):
subprocess.Popen(["python","client.py",str(i)])
#wait for endpoints to die...
time.sleep(timeout * numClients)
numKilled = 0
import sys
sys.path.append("../..")
from waldo.lib import Waldo
from emitted import Pong
import time
def pong_connected(endpoint):
print '\nPong endpoint is connected!\n'
Waldo.tcp_accept(
Pong, 'localhost',6767, connected_callback=pong_connected)
print 'Server is running. Better go catch it!'
while True:
pass
def display_msg(endpoint, msg):
"""
Called when a client sends a message to the server.
Misleading function name: display_msg doesn't actually display a msg.
"""
global f
global n
global startTime
if msg == str(numMessages - 1):
f.write(str(n) + " ")
n += 1
f.write(str(time.time() - startTime) + "\n")
Waldo.tcp_accept(Server, HOSTNAME, PORT, connected_callback=connected)
print "Server is up and running."
for i in range(1, 2):
numClients = i
for k in range(0, i):
subprocess.Popen(["python", "client.py", str(i)])
# wait for endpoints to die...
while numKilled < numClients:
time.sleep(1)
numKilled = 0
REFRESH = 0.1
def connected(endpoint):
endpoint.changeMSGS(msgs)
while True:
time.sleep(REFRESH)
endpoint.service_signal()
endpoint.receiveStatus(count)
def display_msg(endpoint, msg):
if msg != "":
print (msg)
msgs.append(msg)
endpoint.changeMSGS(msgs) # I think I should make updating a separate function
def vote(endpoint, gameNum, enter):
if gameNum >= 0:
increment = -1
if enter:
increment = 1
count[int(gameNum)] += increment
Waldo.tcp_accept(Server, HOSTNAME, PORT, display_msg, vote, connected_callback=connected)
print "Server is up and running."
while True:
pass
