Package com.atlassian.confluence.internal.search.queue

Class AbstractJournalIndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>

  • Type Parameters:
    T - type of the index task
    All Implemented Interfaces:
    IndexTaskQueue<T>
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    JournalIndexTaskQueue
    @Internal
public abstract class AbstractJournalIndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
extends Object
implements IndexTaskQueue<T>
    Abstract base class for IndexTaskQueue implementations that are backed by the journal.

    Subclass implementations supply the type of IndexTask that is queued.

    Subclass implementations also supply logic to convert from their supplied IndexTask type to a JournalEntry (and logic for the reverse).

    Since:
    5.9.

    • Field Detail

      • CONTENT_JOURNAL_ID

        @Deprecated
@Internal
public static final JournalIdentifier CONTENT_JOURNAL_ID
        Deprecated.
        since 7.9.0. Use spring dependency injection to get this instead of reffering static field

      • CHANGE_JOURNAL_ID

        @Deprecated
@Internal
public static final JournalIdentifier CHANGE_JOURNAL_ID
        Deprecated.
        since 7.9.0. Use spring dependency injection to get this instead of reffering static field

      • anyTypeDao

        protected final AnyTypeDao anyTypeDao

    • Method Detail

      • toTask

        protected abstract T toTask​(JournalEntry entry)
        Convert an entry to a task.
        Parameters:
        entry - a journal entry.
        Returns:
        a task

      • toEntry

        protected abstract Optional<JournalEntry> toEntry​(T task)
        Convert a task into a journal entry.
        Parameters:
        task - a task
        Returns:
        a journal entry

      • getSize

        public int getSize()
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Retrieve the number of elements in the queue.
        Specified by:
        getSize in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Returns:
        size of the queue.

      • getQueuedEntries

        public List<T> getQueuedEntries​(int limit)
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Retrieve a list of the N of queued entries.
        Specified by:
        getQueuedEntries in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Parameters:
        limit - first N entries to retrieve.
        Returns:
        a list of IndexTask instances.

      • flushQueue

        @Deprecated
public List<T> flushQueue​(int numberOfEntries)
        Deprecated.
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Flush the contents of the queue, returning those elements currently queued as the result.

        Tasks that were added immediately before calling this method are not returned. See IndexTaskQueue.flushQueue() for an alternative.

        Specified by:
        flushQueue in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Parameters:
        numberOfEntries - the maximum number of entries to return. This should return the n first entries in the queue.
        Returns:
        the list of entries on the queue when it was flushed.

      • flushQueue

        @Deprecated
public List<T> flushQueue()
        Deprecated.
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Flush the contents of the queue, returning those elements currently queued as the result.

        This method waits until tasks that we added immediately before calling this method are available. See IndexTaskQueue.flushQueue(int) for an alternative.

        Specified by:
        flushQueue in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Returns:
        the list of entries on the queue when it was flushed.

      • flushAndExecute

        public int flushAndExecute​(Consumer<T> action)
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Flush the contents of the queue, applying the given action to each flushed entry.

        This method waits until tasks that we added immediately before calling this method are available. See IndexTaskQueue.flushAndExecute(Consumer, int) for an alternative.

        Specified by:
        flushAndExecute in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Parameters:
        action - action to perform for each entry
        Returns:
        the number of entries that were flushed.

      • flushAndExecute

        public int flushAndExecute​(Consumer<T> action,
                           int numberOfEntries)
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Flush the contents of the queue, applying the given action to each flushed entry.

        Tasks that were added immediately before calling this method are not returned. See IndexTaskQueue.flushAndExecute(Consumer) for an alternative.

        Specified by:
        flushAndExecute in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Parameters:
        action - action to perform for each entry
        numberOfEntries - the maximum number of entries to flush. This should flush the n first entries in the queue.
        Returns:
        the number of entries that were flushed.

      • flushQueueWithActionOnIterableOfTasks

        public int flushQueueWithActionOnIterableOfTasks​(Consumer<Iterable<T>> actionOnIterableOfTasks,
                                                 int numberOfTasks)
        Description copied from interface: IndexTaskQueue
        Flush the contents of the queue, applying the given action to an iterable of tasks.

        IndexTaskQueue.flushQueue(Effect, int) applys an action to an individual task. In contrast, this method applies an action to an iterable of tasks.

        If the specified action throws a RuntimeException, tasks are returned to the queue so that they can be processed again. The exception will be propagated so clients must handle it accordingly.

        Specified by:
        flushQueueWithActionOnIterableOfTasks in interface IndexTaskQueue<T extends IndexTask>
        Parameters:
        actionOnIterableOfTasks - action on iterable of tasks
        numberOfTasks - the maximum number of tasks to retrieve from the queue
        Returns:
        the number of tasks that were flushed to the index.