List of requestCycle() Examples

Examples of requestCycle()

com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()
Requests the next cycle in the execution sequence. The request will be ignored if the view definition includes throttles that limit the cycle execution rate. To ignore such throttles and execute the cycle regardless use {@link #triggerCycle}. @return true if the cycle request was respected, false if it was not

Examples of com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()

    final CompiledViewDefinitionWithGraphsImpl compilationModel1 = (CompiledViewDefinitionWithGraphsImpl) resultListener.getViewDefinitionCompiled(Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis())
        .getCompiledViewDefinition();


    assertEquals(time0, resultListener.getCycleCompleted(10 * Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getFullResult().getViewCycleExecutionOptions().getValuationTime());


    worker.requestCycle();
    assertEquals(time0.plusMillis(10), resultListener.getCycleCompleted(10 * Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getFullResult().getViewCycleExecutionOptions().getValuationTime());
    resultListener.assertNoCalls(Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis());


    // TODO: This test doesn't belong here; it is specific to the SingleThreadViewComputationJob.

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()

      }
    };
    ((SingleThreadViewProcessWorker) worker).cacheCompiledViewDefinition(compiledViewDefinition);


    // Running at time0 + 20 doesn't require a rebuild - should still use our dummy
    worker.requestCycle();
    assertEquals(time0.plusMillis(20), resultListener.getCycleCompleted(10 * Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getFullResult().getViewCycleExecutionOptions().getValuationTime());
    resultListener.assertNoCalls();


    // time0 + 30 requires a rebuild
    worker.requestCycle();

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()

    worker.requestCycle();
    assertEquals(time0.plusMillis(20), resultListener.getCycleCompleted(10 * Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getFullResult().getViewCycleExecutionOptions().getValuationTime());
    resultListener.assertNoCalls();


    // time0 + 30 requires a rebuild
    worker.requestCycle();
    final CompiledViewDefinition compilationModel2 = resultListener.getViewDefinitionCompiled(Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getCompiledViewDefinition();
    assertNotSame(compilationModel1, compilationModel2);
    assertNotSame(compiledViewDefinition, compilationModel2);
    assertEquals(time0.plusMillis(30), resultListener.getCycleCompleted(Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis()).getFullResult().getViewCycleExecutionOptions().getValuationTime());
    resultListener.assertProcessCompleted(Timeout.standardTimeoutMillis());

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()

    resultListener1.assertCycleCompleted(TIMEOUT);
    assertEquals(0, resultListener1.getQueueSize());


    // Push through a second result
    marketDataProvider.addValue(ViewProcessorTestEnvironment.getPrimitive1(), 3);
    worker.requestCycle();
    resultListener1.assertCycleStarted(TIMEOUT);
    resultListener1.assertCycleFragmentCompleted(TIMEOUT);
    resultListener1.assertCycleCompleted(TIMEOUT);
    assertEquals(0, resultListener1.getQueueSize());

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Examples of com.opengamma.engine.view.worker.ViewProcessWorker.requestCycle()

    // Change listener
    final TestViewResultListener resultListener2 = new TestViewResultListener();
    client.setResultListener(resultListener2);


    // Push through a result which should arrive at the new listener
    worker.requestCycle();
    resultListener2.assertCycleStarted(TIMEOUT);
    resultListener2.assertCycleFragmentCompleted(TIMEOUT);
    resultListener2.assertCycleCompleted(TIMEOUT);
    assertEquals(0, resultListener1.getQueueSize());
    assertEquals(0, resultListener2.getQueueSize());

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