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package sun.management.snmp.jvminstr;


// java imports
//
import com.sun.jmx.mbeanserver.Util;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.TreeMap;

// jmx imports
//
import com.sun.jmx.snmp.SnmpOid;
import com.sun.jmx.snmp.SnmpStatusException;

// jdmk imports
//
import com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpMib;
import com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpStandardObjectServer;

import java.lang.management.MemoryManagerMXBean;
import java.lang.management.ManagementFactory;

import sun.management.snmp.jvmmib.JvmMemManagerTableMeta;
import sun.management.snmp.util.SnmpTableCache;
import sun.management.snmp.util.SnmpNamedListTableCache;
import sun.management.snmp.util.SnmpTableHandler;
import sun.management.snmp.util.MibLogger;
import sun.management.snmp.util.JvmContextFactory;

/**
 * The class is used for implementing the "JvmMemManagerTable" table.
 *
 * This custom implementation show how to implement an SNMP table
 * over a weak cache, recomputing the cahed data when needed.
 */
public class JvmMemManagerTableMetaImpl extends JvmMemManagerTableMeta {

    static final long serialVersionUID = 36176771566817592L;

    /**
     * A concrete implementation of {@link SnmpNamedListTableCache}, for the
     * jvmMemManagerTable.
     **/
    private static class JvmMemManagerTableCache
        extends SnmpNamedListTableCache {

        static final long serialVersionUID = 6564294074653009240L;

        /**
         * Create a weak cache for the jvmMemManagerTable.
         * @param validity validity of the cached data, in ms.
         **/
        JvmMemManagerTableCache(long validity) {
            this.validity = validity;
        }

        /**
         * Use the MemoryManagerMXBean name as key.
         * @param context A {@link TreeMap} as allocated by the parent
         *        {@link SnmpNamedListTableCache} class.
         * @param rawDatas List of {@link MemoryManagerMXBean}, as
         *        returned by
         * <code>ManagementFactory.getMemoryMBean().getMemoryManagers()
         * @param rank The <var>rank of item in the list.
         * @param item The <var>rankth
         *        <code>MemoryManagerMXBean in the list.
         * @return  <code>((MemoryManagerMXBean)item).getName()
         **/
        protected String getKey(Object context, List<?> rawDatas,
                                int rank, Object item) {
            if (item == null) return null;
            final String name = ((MemoryManagerMXBean)item).getName();
            log.debug("getKey", "key=" + name);
            return name;
        }

        /**
         * Call <code>getTableHandler(JvmContextFactory.getUserData()).
         **/
        public SnmpTableHandler getTableHandler() {
            final Map<Object, Object> userData = JvmContextFactory.getUserData();
            return getTableDatas(userData);
        }

        /**
         * Return the key used to cache the raw data of this table.
         **/
        protected String getRawDatasKey() {
            return "JvmMemManagerTable.getMemoryManagers";
        }

        /**
         * Call ManagementFactory.getMemoryManagerMXBeans() to
         * load the raw data of this table.
         **/
        protected List<MemoryManagerMXBean> loadRawDatas(Map userData) {
            return ManagementFactory.getMemoryManagerMXBeans();
        }

    }

    // The weak cache for this table.
    protected SnmpTableCache cache;

    /**
     * Constructor for the table. Initialize metadata for
     * "JvmMemManagerTableMeta".
     * The reference on the MBean server is updated so the entries
     * created through an SNMP SET will be AUTOMATICALLY REGISTERED
     * in Java DMK.
     */
    public JvmMemManagerTableMetaImpl(SnmpMib myMib,
                                      SnmpStandardObjectServer objserv) {
        super(myMib,objserv);
        this.cache = new
            JvmMemManagerTableCache(((JVM_MANAGEMENT_MIB_IMPL)myMib).
                                    validity());
    }

    // See com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpMibTable
    protected SnmpOid getNextOid(Object userData)
        throws SnmpStatusException {
        // null means get the first OID.
        return getNextOid(null,userData);
    }

    // See com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpMibTable
    protected SnmpOid getNextOid(SnmpOid oid, Object userData)
        throws SnmpStatusException {
        final boolean dbg = log.isDebugOn();
        if (dbg) log.debug("getNextOid", "previous=" + oid);


        // Get the data handler.
        //
        SnmpTableHandler handler = getHandler(userData);
        if (handler == null) {
            // This should never happen.
            // If we get here it's a bug.
            //
            if (dbg) log.debug("getNextOid", "handler is null!");
            throw new SnmpStatusException(SnmpStatusException.noSuchInstance);
        }

        // Get the next oid
        //
        final SnmpOid next = handler.getNext(oid);
        if (dbg) log.debug("getNextOid", "next=" + next);

        // if next is null: we reached the end of the table.
        //
        if (next == null)
            throw new SnmpStatusException(SnmpStatusException.noSuchInstance);

        return next;
    }


    // See com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpMibTable
    protected boolean contains(SnmpOid oid, Object userData) {

        // Get the handler.
        //
        SnmpTableHandler handler = getHandler(userData);

        // handler should never be null.
        //
        if (handler == null)
            return false;

        return handler.contains(oid);
    }

    // See com.sun.jmx.snmp.agent.SnmpMibTable
    public Object getEntry(SnmpOid oid)
        throws SnmpStatusException {

        if (oid == null)
            throw new SnmpStatusException(SnmpStatusException.noSuchInstance);

        // Get the request contextual cache (userData).
        //
        final Map<Object, Object> m = JvmContextFactory.getUserData();

        // We know in the case of this table that the index is an integer,
        // it is thus the first OID arc of the index OID.
        //
        final long   index    = oid.getOidArc(0);

        // We're going to use this name to store/retrieve the entry in
        // the request contextual cache.
        //
        // Revisit: Probably better programming to put all these strings
        //          in some interface.
        //
        final String entryTag = ((m==null)?null:("JvmMemManagerTable.entry." +
                                                 index));

        // If the entry is in the cache, simply return it.
        //
        if (m != null) {
            final Object entry = m.get(entryTag);
            if (entry != null) return entry;
        }

        // The entry was not in the cache, make a new one.
        //
        // Get the data hanler.
        //
        SnmpTableHandler handler = getHandler(m);

        // handler should never be null.
        //
        if (handler == null)
            throw new SnmpStatusException(SnmpStatusException.noSuchInstance);

        // Get the data associated with our entry.
        //
        final Object data = handler.getData(oid);

        // data may be null if the OID we were given is not valid.
        //
        if (data == null)
            throw new SnmpStatusException(SnmpStatusException.noSuchInstance);

        // make the new entry (transient object that will be kept only
        // for the duration of the request.
        //
        final Object entry =
            new JvmMemManagerEntryImpl((MemoryManagerMXBean)data,(int)index);

        // Put the entry in the cache in case we need it later while processing
        // the request.
        //
        if (m != null && entry != null) {
            m.put(entryTag,entry);
        }

        return entry;
    }

    /**
     * Get the SnmpTableHandler that holds the jvmMemManagerTable data.
     * First look it up in the request contextual cache, and if it is
     * not found, obtain it from the weak cache.
     * <br>The request contextual cache will be released at the end of the
     * current requests, and is used only to process this request.
     * <br>The weak cache is shared by all requests, and is only
     * recomputed when it is found to be obsolete.
     * <br>Note that the data put in the request contextual cache is
     *     never considered to be obsolete, in order to preserve data
     *     coherency.
     **/
    protected SnmpTableHandler getHandler(Object userData) {
        final Map<Object, Object> m;
        if (userData instanceof Map) m=Util.cast(userData);
        else m=null;

        // Look in the contextual cache.
        if (m != null) {
            final SnmpTableHandler handler =
                (SnmpTableHandler)m.get("JvmMemManagerTable.handler");
            if (handler != null) return handler;
        }

        // No handler in contextual cache, make a new one.
        final SnmpTableHandler handler = cache.getTableHandler();

        if (m != null && handler != null )
            m.put("JvmMemManagerTable.handler",handler);

        return handler;
    }

    static final MibLogger log =
        new MibLogger(JvmMemManagerTableMetaImpl.class);
}