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Akka/Scala example source code file (ActivationTracker.scala)

This example Akka source code file (ActivationTracker.scala) is included in my "Source Code Warehouse" project. The intent of this project is to help you more easily find Akka and Scala source code examples by using tags.

All credit for the original source code belongs to akka.io; I'm just trying to make examples easier to find. (For my Scala work, see my Scala examples and tutorials.)

Akka tags/keywords

activationmessage, actor, actorref, akka, awaitactivation, awaitdeactivation, camel, endpointactivated, endpointdeactivated, endpointfailedtoactivate, endpointfailedtodeactivate, list, state

The ActivationTracker.scala Akka example source code

/**
 * Copyright (C) 2009-2014 Typesafe Inc. <http://www.typesafe.com>
 */

package akka.camel.internal

import akka.actor._
import collection.mutable.WeakHashMap
import akka.camel.internal.ActivationProtocol._

/**
 * INTERNAL API
 * An actor that tracks activation and de-activation of endpoints.
 */
private[camel] class ActivationTracker extends Actor with ActorLogging {

  val activations = new WeakHashMap[ActorRef, ActivationStateMachine]
  /**
   * A state machine that keeps track of the endpoint activation status of an actor.
   */
  class ActivationStateMachine {
    type State = PartialFunction[ActivationMessage, Unit]

    var receive: State = notActivated()
    /**
     * Not activated state
     * @return a partial function that handles messages in the 'not activated' state
     */
    def notActivated(): State = {
      var awaitingActivation = List[ActorRef]()
      var awaitingDeActivation = List[ActorRef]()

      {
        case AwaitActivation(ref)   ⇒ awaitingActivation ::= sender()
        case AwaitDeActivation(ref) ⇒ awaitingDeActivation ::= sender()
        case msg @ EndpointActivated(ref) ⇒
          awaitingActivation.foreach(_ ! msg)
          receive = activated(awaitingDeActivation)
        case EndpointFailedToActivate(ref, cause) ⇒
          awaitingActivation.foreach(_ ! EndpointFailedToActivate(ref, cause))
          receive = failedToActivate(cause)
      }
    }

    /**
     * Activated state.
     * @param currentAwaitingDeActivation the current <code>ActorRef</code>s awaiting de-activation
     * @return a partial function that handles messages in the 'activated' state
     */
    def activated(currentAwaitingDeActivation: List[ActorRef]): State = {
      var awaitingDeActivation = currentAwaitingDeActivation

      {
        case AwaitActivation(ref)   ⇒ sender() ! EndpointActivated(ref)
        case AwaitDeActivation(ref) ⇒ awaitingDeActivation ::= sender()
        case msg @ EndpointDeActivated(ref) ⇒
          awaitingDeActivation foreach (_ ! msg)
          receive = deactivated
        case msg @ EndpointFailedToDeActivate(ref, cause) ⇒
          awaitingDeActivation foreach (_ ! msg)
          receive = failedToDeActivate(cause)
      }
    }

    /**
     * De-activated state
     * @return a partial function that handles messages in the 'de-activated' state
     */
    def deactivated: State = {
      // deactivated means it was activated at some point, so tell sender() it was activated
      case AwaitActivation(ref)   ⇒ sender() ! EndpointActivated(ref)
      case AwaitDeActivation(ref) ⇒ sender() ! EndpointDeActivated(ref)
      //resurrected at restart.
      case msg @ EndpointActivated(ref) ⇒
        receive = activated(Nil)
    }

    /**
     * Failed to activate state
     * @param cause the cause for the failure
     * @return a partial function that handles messages in 'failed to activate' state
     */
    def failedToActivate(cause: Throwable): State = {
      case AwaitActivation(ref)   ⇒ sender() ! EndpointFailedToActivate(ref, cause)
      case AwaitDeActivation(ref) ⇒ sender() ! EndpointFailedToActivate(ref, cause)
      case EndpointDeActivated(_) ⇒ // the de-register at termination always sends a de-activated when the cleanup is done. ignoring.
    }

    /**
     * Failed to de-activate state
     * @param cause the cause for the failure
     * @return a partial function that handles messages in 'failed to de-activate' state
     */
    def failedToDeActivate(cause: Throwable): State = {
      case AwaitActivation(ref)   ⇒ sender() ! EndpointActivated(ref)
      case AwaitDeActivation(ref) ⇒ sender() ! EndpointFailedToDeActivate(ref, cause)
      case EndpointDeActivated(_) ⇒ // the de-register at termination always sends a de-activated when the cleanup is done. ignoring.
    }

  }

  override def receive = {
    case msg @ ActivationMessage(ref) ⇒
      (activations.getOrElseUpdate(ref, new ActivationStateMachine).receive orElse logStateWarning(ref))(msg)
  }

  private[this] def logStateWarning(actorRef: ActorRef): Receive =
    { case msg ⇒ log.warning("Message [{}] not expected in current state of actor [{}]", msg, actorRef) }
}

/**
 * INTERNAL API
 * A request message to the ActivationTracker for the status of activation.
 * @param ref the actorRef
 */
private[camel] final case class AwaitActivation(ref: ActorRef) extends ActivationMessage(ref)

/**
 * INTERNAL API
 * A request message to the ActivationTracker for the status of de-activation.
 * @param ref the actorRef
 */
private[camel] final case class AwaitDeActivation(ref: ActorRef) extends ActivationMessage(ref)

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