void SearchWidget::scheduleIncrementalSearch() {
if (!incrementalSearchAction_->isChecked()) {
indicateSuccess();
return;
}
incrementalSearchTimer_->start();
}
void SearchWidget::performIncrementalSearch() {
searcher()->stopTrackingViewport();
searcher()->restoreViewport();
if (searcher()->find(lineEdit_->text(), searchFlags())) {
indicateSuccess();
} else {
searcher()->restoreViewport();
indicateFailure();
}
searcher()->startTrackingViewport();
}
void SearchWidget::findPrevious() {
searcher()->stopTrackingViewport();
searcher()->restoreViewport();
if (searcher()->find(lineEdit_->text(), searchFlags() | Searcher::FindBackward)) {
searcher()->rememberViewport();
indicateSuccess();
} else {
searcher()->restoreViewport();
indicateFailure();
}
searcher()->startTrackingViewport();
}
Status NetworkInterfaceASIO::startCommand(const TaskExecutor::CallbackHandle& cbHandle,
RemoteCommandRequest& request,
const RemoteCommandCompletionFn& onFinish) {
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT(onFinish, "Invalid completion function");
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
const auto insertResult = _inGetConnection.emplace(cbHandle);
// We should never see the same CallbackHandle added twice
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT_INLOCK(insertResult.second, "Same CallbackHandle added twice");
}
if (inShutdown()) {
return {ErrorCodes::ShutdownInProgress, "NetworkInterfaceASIO shutdown in progress"};
}
LOG(2) << "startCommand: " << redact(request.toString());
auto getConnectionStartTime = now();
auto statusMetadata = attachMetadataIfNeeded(request, _metadataHook.get());
if (!statusMetadata.isOK()) {
return statusMetadata;
}
auto nextStep = [this, getConnectionStartTime, cbHandle, request, onFinish](
StatusWith<ConnectionPool::ConnectionHandle> swConn) {
if (!swConn.isOK()) {
LOG(2) << "Failed to get connection from pool for request " << request.id << ": "
<< swConn.getStatus();
bool wasPreviouslyCanceled = false;
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
wasPreviouslyCanceled = _inGetConnection.erase(cbHandle) == 0;
}
Status status = wasPreviouslyCanceled
? Status(ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled, "Callback canceled")
: swConn.getStatus();
if (status.code() == ErrorCodes::NetworkInterfaceExceededTimeLimit) {
status = Status(ErrorCodes::ExceededTimeLimit, status.reason());
}
if (status.code() == ErrorCodes::ExceededTimeLimit) {
_numTimedOutOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
}
if (status.code() != ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled) {
_numFailedOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
}
onFinish({status, now() - getConnectionStartTime});
signalWorkAvailable();
return;
}
auto conn = static_cast<connection_pool_asio::ASIOConnection*>(swConn.getValue().get());
AsyncOp* op = nullptr;
stdx::unique_lock<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
const auto eraseCount = _inGetConnection.erase(cbHandle);
// If we didn't find the request, we've been canceled
if (eraseCount == 0) {
lk.unlock();
onFinish({ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled,
"Callback canceled",
now() - getConnectionStartTime});
// Though we were canceled, we know that the stream is fine, so indicate success.
conn->indicateSuccess();
signalWorkAvailable();
return;
}
// We can't release the AsyncOp until we know we were not canceled.
auto ownedOp = conn->releaseAsyncOp();
op = ownedOp.get();
// This AsyncOp may be recycled. We expect timeout and canceled to be clean.
// If this op was most recently used to connect, its state transitions won't have been
// reset, so we do that here.
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT_INLOCK(!op->canceled(), "AsyncOp has dirty canceled flag", op);
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT_INLOCK(!op->timedOut(), "AsyncOp has dirty timeout flag", op);
op->clearStateTransitions();
// Now that we're inProgress, an external cancel can touch our op, but
// not until we release the inProgressMutex.
_inProgress.emplace(op, std::move(ownedOp));
op->_cbHandle = std::move(cbHandle);
op->_request = std::move(request);
op->_onFinish = std::move(onFinish);
op->_connectionPoolHandle = std::move(swConn.getValue());
op->startProgress(getConnectionStartTime);
// This ditches the lock and gets us onto the strand (so we're
// threadsafe)
op->_strand.post([this, op, getConnectionStartTime] {
const auto timeout = op->_request.timeout;
// Set timeout now that we have the correct request object
if (timeout != RemoteCommandRequest::kNoTimeout) {
// Subtract the time it took to get the connection from the pool from the request
// timeout.
auto getConnectionDuration = now() - getConnectionStartTime;
if (getConnectionDuration >= timeout) {
// We only assume that the request timer is guaranteed to fire *after* the
// timeout duration - but make no stronger assumption. It is thus possible that
// we have already exceeded the timeout. In this case we timeout the operation
// manually.
std::stringstream msg;
msg << "Remote command timed out while waiting to get a connection from the "
<< "pool, took " << getConnectionDuration << ", timeout was set to "
<< timeout;
auto rs = ResponseStatus(ErrorCodes::NetworkInterfaceExceededTimeLimit,
msg.str(),
getConnectionDuration);
return _completeOperation(op, rs);
}
// The above conditional guarantees that the adjusted timeout will never underflow.
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT(timeout > getConnectionDuration, "timeout underflowed", op);
const auto adjustedTimeout = timeout - getConnectionDuration;
const auto requestId = op->_request.id;
try {
op->_timeoutAlarm =
op->_owner->_timerFactory->make(&op->_strand, adjustedTimeout);
} catch (std::system_error& e) {
severe() << "Failed to construct timer for AsyncOp: " << e.what();
fassertFailed(40334);
}
std::shared_ptr<AsyncOp::AccessControl> access;
std::size_t generation;
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(op->_access->mutex);
access = op->_access;
generation = access->id;
}
op->_timeoutAlarm->asyncWait(
[this, op, access, generation, requestId, adjustedTimeout](std::error_code ec) {
// We must pass a check for safe access before using op inside the
// callback or we may attempt access on an invalid pointer.
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(access->mutex);
if (generation != access->id) {
// The operation has been cleaned up, do not access.
return;
}
if (!ec) {
LOG(2) << "Request " << requestId << " timed out"
<< ", adjusted timeout after getting connection from pool was "
<< adjustedTimeout << ", op was " << redact(op->toString());
op->timeOut_inlock();
} else {
LOG(2) << "Failed to time request " << requestId
<< "out: " << ec.message() << ", op was "
<< redact(op->toString());
}
});
}
_beginCommunication(op);
});
};
_connectionPool.get(request.target, request.timeout, nextStep);
return Status::OK();
}
// NOTE: This method may only be called by ASIO threads
// (do not call from methods entered by TaskExecutor threads)
void NetworkInterfaceASIO::_completeOperation(AsyncOp* op, ResponseStatus resp) {
auto metadata = op->getResponseMetadata();
if (!metadata.isEmpty()) {
resp.metadata = metadata;
}
// Cancel this operation's timeout. Note that the timeout callback may already be running,
// may have run, or may have already been scheduled to run in the near future.
if (op->_timeoutAlarm) {
op->_timeoutAlarm->cancel();
}
if (resp.status.code() == ErrorCodes::ExceededTimeLimit) {
_numTimedOutOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
}
if (op->_inSetup) {
// If we are in setup we should only be here if we failed to connect.
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT(!resp.isOK(), "Failed to connect in setup", op);
// If we fail during connection, we won't be able to access any of op's members after
// calling finish(), so we return here.
log() << "Failed to connect to " << op->request().target << " - " << resp.status;
_numFailedOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
op->finish(resp);
return;
}
if (op->_inRefresh) {
// If we are in refresh we should only be here if we failed to heartbeat.
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT(!resp.isOK(), "In refresh, but did not fail to heartbeat", op);
// If we fail during heartbeating, we won't be able to access any of op's members after
// calling finish(), so we return here.
log() << "Failed asio heartbeat to " << op->request().target << " - "
<< redact(resp.status);
_numFailedOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
op->finish(resp);
return;
}
if (!resp.isOK()) {
// In the case that resp is not OK, but _inSetup is false, we are using a connection
// that
// we got from the pool to execute a command, but it failed for some reason.
LOG(2) << "Failed to execute command: " << redact(op->request().toString())
<< " reason: " << redact(resp.status);
if (resp.status.code() != ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled) {
_numFailedOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
}
} else {
_numSucceededOps.fetchAndAdd(1);
}
std::unique_ptr<AsyncOp> ownedOp;
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
auto iter = _inProgress.find(op);
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT_INLOCK(
iter != _inProgress.end(), "Could not find AsyncOp in _inProgress", op);
ownedOp = std::move(iter->second);
_inProgress.erase(iter);
}
op->finish(resp);
MONGO_ASIO_INVARIANT(static_cast<bool>(ownedOp), "Invalid AsyncOp", op);
auto conn = std::move(op->_connectionPoolHandle);
auto asioConn = static_cast<connection_pool_asio::ASIOConnection*>(conn.get());
// Prevent any other threads or callbacks from accessing this op so we may safely complete
// and destroy it. It is key that we do this after we remove the op from the _inProgress map
// or someone else in cancelCommand could read the bumped generation and cancel the next
// command that uses this op. See SERVER-20556.
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(op->_access->mutex);
++(op->_access->id);
}
// We need to bump the generation BEFORE we call reset() or we could flip the timeout in the
// timeout callback before returning the AsyncOp to the pool.
ownedOp->reset();
asioConn->bindAsyncOp(std::move(ownedOp));
if (!resp.isOK()) {
asioConn->indicateFailure(resp.status);
} else {
asioConn->indicateUsed();
asioConn->indicateSuccess();
}
signalWorkAvailable();
}
void NetworkInterfaceASIO::startCommand(const TaskExecutor::CallbackHandle& cbHandle,
const RemoteCommandRequest& request,
const RemoteCommandCompletionFn& onFinish) {
invariant(onFinish);
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
const auto insertResult = _inGetConnection.emplace(cbHandle);
// We should never see the same CallbackHandle added twice
invariant(insertResult.second);
}
LOG(2) << "startCommand: " << request.toString();
auto startTime = now();
auto nextStep = [this, startTime, cbHandle, request, onFinish](
StatusWith<ConnectionPool::ConnectionHandle> swConn) {
if (!swConn.isOK()) {
LOG(2) << "Failed to get connection from pool: " << swConn.getStatus();
bool wasPreviouslyCanceled = false;
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
wasPreviouslyCanceled = _inGetConnection.erase(cbHandle) == 0;
}
onFinish(wasPreviouslyCanceled
? Status(ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled, "Callback canceled")
: swConn.getStatus());
signalWorkAvailable();
return;
}
auto conn = static_cast<connection_pool_asio::ASIOConnection*>(swConn.getValue().get());
AsyncOp* op = nullptr;
stdx::unique_lock<stdx::mutex> lk(_inProgressMutex);
const auto eraseCount = _inGetConnection.erase(cbHandle);
// If we didn't find the request, we've been canceled
if (eraseCount == 0) {
lk.unlock();
onFinish({ErrorCodes::CallbackCanceled, "Callback canceled"});
// Though we were canceled, we know that the stream is fine, so indicate success.
conn->indicateSuccess();
signalWorkAvailable();
return;
}
// We can't release the AsyncOp until we know we were not canceled.
auto ownedOp = conn->releaseAsyncOp();
op = ownedOp.get();
// Sanity check that we are getting a clean AsyncOp.
invariant(!op->canceled());
invariant(!op->timedOut());
// Now that we're inProgress, an external cancel can touch our op, but
// not until we release the inProgressMutex.
_inProgress.emplace(op, std::move(ownedOp));
op->_cbHandle = std::move(cbHandle);
op->_request = std::move(request);
op->_onFinish = std::move(onFinish);
op->_connectionPoolHandle = std::move(swConn.getValue());
op->_start = startTime;
// This ditches the lock and gets us onto the strand (so we're
// threadsafe)
op->_strand.post([this, op] {
// Set timeout now that we have the correct request object
if (op->_request.timeout != RemoteCommandRequest::kNoTimeout) {
op->_timeoutAlarm =
op->_owner->_timerFactory->make(&op->_strand, op->_request.timeout);
std::shared_ptr<AsyncOp::AccessControl> access;
std::size_t generation;
{
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(op->_access->mutex);
access = op->_access;
generation = access->id;
}
op->_timeoutAlarm->asyncWait([this, op, access, generation](std::error_code ec) {
if (!ec) {
// We must pass a check for safe access before using op inside the
// callback or we may attempt access on an invalid pointer.
stdx::lock_guard<stdx::mutex> lk(access->mutex);
if (generation != access->id) {
// The operation has been cleaned up, do not access.
return;
}
LOG(2) << "Operation timed out: " << op->request().toString();
// An operation may be in mid-flight when it times out, so we
// cancel any in-progress async calls but do not complete the operation now.
op->_timedOut = 1;
if (op->_connection) {
op->_connection->cancel();
}
} else {
LOG(4) << "failed to time operation out: " << ec.message();
}
});
}
_beginCommunication(op);
});
};
// TODO: thread some higher level timeout through, rather than 5 minutes,
// once we make timeouts pervasive in this api.
_connectionPool.get(request.target, Minutes(5), nextStep);
}
