List of currentAppTimeMillis() Examples

Examples of currentAppTimeMillis()

com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()
{@inheritDoc}
com.sun.sgs.service.WatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis()
Returns the current global application time in milliseconds. This method returns the amount of time in milliseconds that the current application has been running since the {@link AppListener#initialize(java.util.Properties) initialize} methodwas called on the application's {@code AppListener} object. Any timethat passes while the application is not running does not affect this value. This means that this method can effectively be used to measure the global wall clock time of the current application's running state.
Note: This method cannot be reliably used to make fine-grained time comparisons across task boundaries. Unpredictable conditions such as network latency mean that the resulting value may be subject to some skew. Additionally, the global accuracy of the clock time may drift as much as a few seconds in either direction due to inherent inaccuracies recovering application time after a system crash. @return the current global application time in milliseconds

Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()

        WatchdogServerImpl watchdogServer = watchdogService.getServer();
        WatchdogService remoteWatchdogService =
                        additionalNodes[0].getWatchdogService();


        // watchdog server and service should initially be sync'd
        long serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        long serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()


        // force watchdog service out of sync
        Field serviceTimeOffset = getField(WatchdogServiceImpl.class,
                                           "timeOffset");
        serviceTimeOffset.set(remoteWatchdogService, 0);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertFalse(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                 serviceTime,
                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()

                                 serviceTime,
                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // wait for time sync interval and verify service syncs back with server
        Thread.sleep(1000 + Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));
    }

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()

        WatchdogServerImpl watchdogServer = watchdogService.getServer();
        WatchdogService remoteWatchdogService =
                        additionalNodes[0].getWatchdogService();


        // watchdog server and service should initially be sync'd
        long serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        long serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()


        // force watchdog service out of sync
        Field serviceTimeOffset = getField(WatchdogServiceImpl.class,
                                           "timeOffset");
        serviceTimeOffset.set(remoteWatchdogService, 0);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertFalse(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                 serviceTime,
                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.impl.service.watchdog.WatchdogServerImpl.currentAppTimeMillis()

                                 serviceTime,
                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // wait for time sync interval and verify service syncs back with server
        Thread.sleep(1000 + Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));
    }

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.service.WatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis()

        WatchdogService remoteWatchdogService =
                        additionalNodes[0].getWatchdogService();


        // watchdog server and service should initially be sync'd
        long serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        long serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // force watchdog service out of sync

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.service.WatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis()

        // force watchdog service out of sync
        Field serviceTimeOffset = getField(WatchdogServiceImpl.class,
                                           "timeOffset");
        serviceTimeOffset.set(remoteWatchdogService, 0);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertFalse(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                 serviceTime,
                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // wait for time sync interval and verify service syncs back with server

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.service.WatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis()

                                 Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // wait for time sync interval and verify service syncs back with server
        Thread.sleep(1000 + Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY);
        serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));
    }

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Examples of com.sun.sgs.service.WatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis()

        WatchdogService remoteWatchdogService =
                        additionalNodes[0].getWatchdogService();


        // watchdog server and service should initially be sync'd
        long serverTime = watchdogServer.currentAppTimeMillis();
        long serviceTime = remoteWatchdogService.currentAppTimeMillis();
        assertTrue(checkInRange(serverTime,
                                serviceTime,
                                Constants.MAX_CLOCK_GRANULARITY));


        // force watchdog service out of sync

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