Examples of CreateTxn


Examples of org.apache.zookeeper.txn.CreateTxn

            rc.type = header.getType();
            rc.err = 0;
            rc.multiResult = null;
            switch (header.getType()) {
                case OpCode.create:
                    CreateTxn createTxn = (CreateTxn) txn;
                    rc.path = createTxn.getPath();
                    createNode(
                            createTxn.getPath(),
                            createTxn.getData(),
                            createTxn.getAcl(),
                            createTxn.getEphemeral() ? header.getClientId() : 0,
                            createTxn.getParentCVersion(),
                            header.getZxid(), header.getTime());
                    break;
                case OpCode.delete:
                    DeleteTxn deleteTxn = (DeleteTxn) txn;
                    rc.path = deleteTxn.getPath();
                    deleteNode(deleteTxn.getPath(), header.getZxid());
                    break;
                case OpCode.setData:
                    SetDataTxn setDataTxn = (SetDataTxn) txn;
                    rc.path = setDataTxn.getPath();
                    rc.stat = setData(setDataTxn.getPath(), setDataTxn
                            .getData(), setDataTxn.getVersion(), header
                            .getZxid(), header.getTime());
                    break;
                case OpCode.setACL:
                    SetACLTxn setACLTxn = (SetACLTxn) txn;
                    rc.path = setACLTxn.getPath();
                    rc.stat = setACL(setACLTxn.getPath(), setACLTxn.getAcl(),
                            setACLTxn.getVersion());
                    break;
                case OpCode.closeSession:
                    killSession(header.getClientId(), header.getZxid());
                    break;
                case OpCode.error:
                    ErrorTxn errTxn = (ErrorTxn) txn;
                    rc.err = errTxn.getErr();
                    break;
                case OpCode.check:
                    CheckVersionTxn checkTxn = (CheckVersionTxn) txn;
                    rc.path = checkTxn.getPath();
                    break;
                case OpCode.multi:
                    MultiTxn multiTxn = (MultiTxn) txn ;
                    List<Txn> txns = multiTxn.getTxns();
                    rc.multiResult = new ArrayList<ProcessTxnResult>();
                    boolean failed = false;
                    for (Txn subtxn : txns) {
                        if (subtxn.getType() == OpCode.error) {
                            failed = true;
                            break;
                        }
                    }

                    boolean post_failed = false;
                    for (Txn subtxn : txns) {
                        ByteBuffer bb = ByteBuffer.wrap(subtxn.getData());
                        Record record = null;
                        switch (subtxn.getType()) {
                            case OpCode.create:
                                record = new CreateTxn();
                                break;
                            case OpCode.delete:
                                record = new DeleteTxn();
                                break;
                            case OpCode.setData:
                                record = new SetDataTxn();
                                break;
                            case OpCode.error:
                                record = new ErrorTxn();
                                post_failed = true;
                                break;
                            case OpCode.check:
                                record = new CheckVersionTxn();
                                break;
                            default:
                                throw new IOException("Invalid type of op: " + subtxn.getType());
                        }
                        assert(record != null);

                        ByteBufferInputStream.byteBuffer2Record(bb, record);
                      
                        if (failed && subtxn.getType() != OpCode.error){
                            int ec = post_failed ? Code.RUNTIMEINCONSISTENCY.intValue()
                                                 : Code.OK.intValue();

                            subtxn.setType(OpCode.error);
                            record = new ErrorTxn(ec);
                        }

                        if (failed) {
                            assert(subtxn.getType() == OpCode.error) ;
                        }

                        TxnHeader subHdr = new TxnHeader(header.getClientId(), header.getCxid(),
                                                         header.getZxid(), header.getTime(),
                                                         subtxn.getType());
                        ProcessTxnResult subRc = processTxn(subHdr, record);
                        rc.multiResult.add(subRc);
                        if (subRc.err != 0 && rc.err == 0) {
                            rc.err = subRc.err ;
                        }
                    }
                    break;
            }
        } catch (KeeperException e) {
            if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
                LOG.debug("Failed: " + header + ":" + txn, e);
            }
            rc.err = e.code().intValue();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
                LOG.debug("Failed: " + header + ":" + txn, e);
            }
        }
        /*
         * A snapshot might be in progress while we are modifying the data
         * tree. If we set lastProcessedZxid prior to making corresponding
         * change to the tree, then the zxid associated with the snapshot
         * file will be ahead of its contents. Thus, while restoring from
         * the snapshot, the restore method will not apply the transaction
         * for zxid associated with the snapshot file, since the restore
         * method assumes that transaction to be present in the snapshot.
         *
         * To avoid this, we first apply the transaction and then modify
         * lastProcessedZxid.  During restore, we correctly handle the
         * case where the snapshot contains data ahead of the zxid associated
         * with the file.
         */
        if (rc.zxid > lastProcessedZxid) {
          lastProcessedZxid = rc.zxid;
        }

        /*
         * Snapshots are taken lazily. It can happen that the child
         * znodes of a parent are created after the parent
         * is serialized. Therefore, while replaying logs during restore, a
         * create might fail because the node was already
         * created.
         *
         * After seeing this failure, we should increment
         * the cversion of the parent znode since the parent was serialized
         * before its children.
         *
         * Note, such failures on DT should be seen only during
         * restore.
         */
        if (header.getType() == OpCode.create &&
                rc.err == Code.NODEEXISTS.intValue()) {
            LOG.debug("Adjusting parent cversion for Txn: " + header.getType() +
                    " path:" + rc.path + " err: " + rc.err);
            int lastSlash = rc.path.lastIndexOf('/');
            String parentName = rc.path.substring(0, lastSlash);
            CreateTxn cTxn = (CreateTxn)txn;
            try {
                setCversionPzxid(parentName, cTxn.getParentCVersion(),
                        header.getZxid());
            } catch (KeeperException.NoNodeException e) {
                LOG.error("Failed to set parent cversion for: " +
                      parentName, e);
                rc.err = e.code().intValue();
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Examples of org.apache.zookeeper_voltpatches.txn.CreateTxn

      return false;
    }
    if (peer_ == this) {
      return true;
    }
    CreateTxn peer = (CreateTxn) peer_;
    boolean ret = false;
    ret = path.equals(peer.path);
    if (!ret) return ret;
    ret = org.apache.jute_voltpatches.Utils.bufEquals(data,peer.data);
    if (!ret) return ret;
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