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package org.apache.coyote.http2;

import org.apache.coyote.ActionCode;
import org.apache.juli.logging.Log;
import org.apache.juli.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.tomcat.util.res.StringManager;

Tracks whether the stream is waiting for an allocation to the stream flow control window, to the connection flow control window or not waiting for an allocation and only issues allocation notifications when the stream is known to be waiting for the notification. It is possible for a stream to be waiting for a connection allocation when a stream allocation is made. Therefore this class tracks the type of allocation that the stream is waiting for to ensure that notifications are correctly triggered. With the implementation at the time of writing, it is not possible for a stream to receive an unexpected connection notification as these are only issues to streams in the backlog and a stream must be waiting for a connection allocation in order to be placed on the backlog. However, as a precaution, this class protects against unexpected connection notifications. It is important for asynchronous processing not to notify unless a notification is expected else a dispatch will be performed unnecessarily which may lead to unexpected results. A previous implementation used separate locks for the stream and connection notifications. However, correct handling of allocation waiting requires holding the stream lock when making the decision to wait. Therefore both allocations need to wait on the Stream.
/** * Tracks whether the stream is waiting for an allocation to the stream flow * control window, to the connection flow control window or not waiting for an * allocation and only issues allocation notifications when the stream is known * to be waiting for the notification. * * It is possible for a stream to be waiting for a connection allocation when * a stream allocation is made. Therefore this class tracks the type of * allocation that the stream is waiting for to ensure that notifications are * correctly triggered. * * With the implementation at the time of writing, it is not possible for a * stream to receive an unexpected connection notification as these are only * issues to streams in the backlog and a stream must be waiting for a * connection allocation in order to be placed on the backlog. However, as a * precaution, this class protects against unexpected connection notifications. * * It is important for asynchronous processing not to notify unless a * notification is expected else a dispatch will be performed unnecessarily * which may lead to unexpected results. * * A previous implementation used separate locks for the stream and connection * notifications. However, correct handling of allocation waiting requires * holding the stream lock when making the decision to wait. Therefore both * allocations need to wait on the Stream. */
class WindowAllocationManager { private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(WindowAllocationManager.class); private static final StringManager sm = StringManager.getManager(WindowAllocationManager.class); private static final int NONE = 0; private static final int STREAM = 1; private static final int CONNECTION = 2; private final Stream stream; private int waitingFor = NONE; WindowAllocationManager(Stream stream) { this.stream = stream; } void waitForStream(long timeout) throws InterruptedException { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitFor.stream", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier(), Long.toString(timeout))); } waitFor(STREAM, timeout); } void waitForConnection(long timeout) throws InterruptedException { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitFor.connection", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier(), Long.toString(timeout))); } waitFor(CONNECTION, timeout); } void waitForStreamNonBlocking() { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitForNonBlocking.stream", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } waitForNonBlocking(STREAM); } void waitForConnectionNonBlocking() { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitForNonBlocking.connection", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } waitForNonBlocking(CONNECTION); } void notifyStream() { notify(STREAM); } void notifyConnection() { notify(CONNECTION); } void notifyAny() { notify(STREAM | CONNECTION); } boolean isWaitingForStream() { return isWaitingFor(STREAM); } boolean isWaitingForConnection() { return isWaitingFor(CONNECTION); } private boolean isWaitingFor(int waitTarget) { synchronized (stream) { return (waitingFor & waitTarget) > 0; } } private void waitFor(int waitTarget, long timeout) throws InterruptedException { synchronized (stream) { if (waitingFor != NONE) { throw new IllegalStateException(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitFor.ise", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } waitingFor = waitTarget; if (timeout < 0) { stream.wait(); } else { stream.wait(timeout); } } } private void waitForNonBlocking(int waitTarget) { synchronized (stream) { if (waitingFor == NONE) { waitingFor = waitTarget; } else if (waitingFor == waitTarget) { // NO-OP // Non-blocking post-processing may attempt to flush } else { throw new IllegalStateException(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.waitFor.ise", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } } } private void notify(int notifyTarget) { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.notify", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier(), Integer.toString(waitingFor), Integer.toString(notifyTarget))); } synchronized (stream) { if ((notifyTarget & waitingFor) > NONE) { // Reset this here so multiple notifies (possible with a // backlog containing multiple streams and small window updates) // are handled correctly (only the first should trigger a call // to stream.notify(). Additional notify() calls may trigger // unexpected timeouts. waitingFor = NONE; if (stream.getCoyoteResponse().getWriteListener() == null) { // Blocking, so use notify to release StreamOutputBuffer if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.notified", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } stream.notify(); } else { // Non-blocking so dispatch if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug(sm.getString("windowAllocationManager.dispatched", stream.getConnectionId(), stream.getIdentifier())); } stream.getCoyoteResponse().action(ActionCode.DISPATCH_WRITE, null); // Need to explicitly execute dispatches on the StreamProcessor // as this thread is being processed by an UpgradeProcessor // which won't see this dispatch stream.getCoyoteResponse().action(ActionCode.DISPATCH_EXECUTE, null); } } } } }