Re: [infinispan-dev] Comments on latest iteration of Distributed Task Execution design
Simple: the environment first calls getRelatedKeys(), and the impl passes back the keys it
would need. The env then maps the task to a node, based on locating the keys, serializes
and pushes the callable to the assigned node. The assigned node then calls mappedToNode()
so that the impl has a ref to the cache in the local VM. After that, call() is invoked.
On 2 Aug 2010, at 15:31, vblagoje(a)redhat.com wrote:
I would love to make it this simple but how does execution
environment know which cache to pass in mappedToNode? Task Implementors somehow have to
inform the environment about the cache they need to retrieve data....
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> I still don't see why you need to pass it the cache manager. Perhaps:
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> DistributedCallable {
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> Set<K> getRelatedKeys();
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> void mappedToNode(Cache<K, V> cache);
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> }
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