Examples of org.agilewiki.jactor.Mailbox

org.agilewiki.jactor.Mailbox

A mailbox is a lightweight thread with an inbox for incoming messages and an outbox for outgoing messages. Every actor has a mailbox, though any number of actors can share the same mailbox. Actors which share the same mailbox then always use the same thread and can exchange messages very quickly (about 1 billion messages per second on an i5).
Actors typically pass messages directly from one actor to another, without having to use an inbox or outbox. But if the destination actor is busy processing its own incoming messages on another thread, then the source actor puts the outgoing message in its mailbox's outbox for subsequent processing when the inbox is empty. To maximize throughput, mailboxes always group outgoing messages by destination actor and then sends all the messages for each destination as an array list.
Mailboxes can be tagged as synchronous or asynchronous. Asynchronous actors are actors which have an mailbox with an event queue which has been tagged as autonomous. And when an actor has a request for an asynchronous actor, the request and response are always exchanged asynchronously.

 * Test code.
 */
public class Test2a extends TestCase {
    public void test() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(10);
        Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
        Actor1 actor1 = new Actor1();
        actor1.initialize(mailbox);
        Actor2 actor2 = new Actor2();
        actor2.initialize(mailbox, actor1);
        JAFuture future = new JAFuture();

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 * Test code.
 */
public class Test1 extends TestCase {
    public void test() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(10);
        Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
        Actor1 actor1 = new Actor1();
        actor1.initialize(mailbox);
        JAFuture future = new JAFuture();
        String result = Hi1.req.send(future, actor1);
        assertEquals("Hello world!", result);

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        //int s = 10000;
        //mps = 19857029




        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
        Driver driver = new Driver();
        driver.initialize(mailbox);
        driver.r = r;
        driver.s = s;
        JAFuture future = new JAFuture();

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        //[java-shared] Count: 100000000000
        //[java-shared] Test time in seconds: 10.457
        //[java-shared] Messages per second: 9.562972171750979E7
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(10);
        try {
            Mailbox sharedMailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            CounterActor counterActor = new CounterActor();
            counterActor.initialize(sharedMailbox);
            Driver driver = new Driver();
            driver.initialize(sharedMailbox, counterActor, runs);
            JAFuture future = new JAFuture();

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     * @param m The mailbox.
     * @return a copy of the actor.
     */
    final public Actor copyJID(Mailbox m)
            throws Exception {
        Mailbox mb = m;
        if (mb == null)
            mb = getMailbox();
        Jid jid = (Jid) getFactory().newActor(mb, getParent());
        jid.load(new ReadableBytes(getSerializedBytes(), 0));
        return jid;

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public class IntIntBMapJidTest extends TestCase {
    public void test1() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        try {
            Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            JAFactory factory = new JAFactory();
            factory.initialize(mailbox);
            (new JidFactories()).initialize(mailbox, factory);
            BMapJid<Integer, IntegerJid> m = (BMapJid) factory.newActor(JidFactories.INTEGER_INTEGER_BMAP_JID_TYPE);
            m.kMake(0);

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    }


    public void test2() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        try {
            Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            JAFactory factory = new JAFactory();
            factory.initialize(mailbox);
            (new JidFactories()).initialize(mailbox, factory);
            BMapJid<Integer, IntegerJid> m = (BMapJid) factory.newActor(JidFactories.INTEGER_INTEGER_BMAP_JID_TYPE);
            int i = 0;

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    }


    public void test3() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        try {
            Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            JAFactory factory = new JAFactory();
            factory.initialize(mailbox);
            (new JidFactories()).initialize(mailbox, factory);
            BMapJid<Integer, IntegerJid> m = (BMapJid) factory.newActor(JidFactories.INTEGER_INTEGER_BMAP_JID_TYPE);
            int i = 0;

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    }


    public void test4() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        try {
            Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            JAFactory factory = new JAFactory();
            factory.initialize(mailbox);
            (new JidFactories()).initialize(mailbox, factory);
            BMapJid<Integer, IntegerJid> m = (BMapJid) factory.newActor(JidFactories.INTEGER_INTEGER_BMAP_JID_TYPE);
            int i = 0;

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    }


    public void test5() throws Exception {
        MailboxFactory mailboxFactory = JAMailboxFactory.newMailboxFactory(1);
        try {
            Mailbox mailbox = mailboxFactory.createMailbox();
            JAFactory factory = new JAFactory();
            factory.initialize(mailbox);
            (new JidFactories()).initialize(mailbox, factory);
            BMapJid<Integer, IntegerJid> m = (BMapJid) factory.newActor(JidFactories.INTEGER_INTEGER_BMAP_JID_TYPE);
            int i = 0;

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