org.apache.flink.runtime.state.internal.InternalAppendingState Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: WindowOperator.java From Flink-CEPplus with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

@Override
	public void open() throws Exception {
		super.open();

		this.numLateRecordsDropped = metrics.counter(LATE_ELEMENTS_DROPPED_METRIC_NAME);
		timestampedCollector = new TimestampedCollector<>(output);

		internalTimerService =
				getInternalTimerService("window-timers", windowSerializer, this);

		triggerContext = new Context(null, null);
		processContext = new WindowContext(null);

		windowAssignerContext = new WindowAssigner.WindowAssignerContext() {
			@Override
			public long getCurrentProcessingTime() {
				return internalTimerService.currentProcessingTime();
			}
		};

		// create (or restore) the state that hold the actual window contents
		// NOTE - the state may be null in the case of the overriding evicting window operator
		if (windowStateDescriptor != null) {
			windowState = (InternalAppendingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) getOrCreateKeyedState(windowSerializer, windowStateDescriptor);
		}

		// create the typed and helper states for merging windows
		if (windowAssigner instanceof MergingWindowAssigner) {

			// store a typed reference for the state of merging windows - sanity check
			if (windowState instanceof InternalMergingState) {
				windowMergingState = (InternalMergingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) windowState;
			}
			// TODO this sanity check should be here, but is prevented by an incorrect test (pending validation)
			// TODO see WindowOperatorTest.testCleanupTimerWithEmptyFoldingStateForSessionWindows()
			// TODO activate the sanity check once resolved
//			else if (windowState != null) {
//				throw new IllegalStateException(
//						"The window uses a merging assigner, but the window state is not mergeable.");
//			}

			@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
			final Class<Tuple2<W, W>> typedTuple = (Class<Tuple2<W, W>>) (Class<?>) Tuple2.class;

			final TupleSerializer<Tuple2<W, W>> tupleSerializer = new TupleSerializer<>(
					typedTuple,
					new TypeSerializer[] {windowSerializer, windowSerializer});

			final ListStateDescriptor<Tuple2<W, W>> mergingSetsStateDescriptor =
					new ListStateDescriptor<>("merging-window-set", tupleSerializer);

			// get the state that stores the merging sets
			mergingSetsState = (InternalListState<K, VoidNamespace, Tuple2<W, W>>)
					getOrCreateKeyedState(VoidNamespaceSerializer.INSTANCE, mergingSetsStateDescriptor);
			mergingSetsState.setCurrentNamespace(VoidNamespace.INSTANCE);
		}
	}

Example #2

Source File: WindowOperator.java From flink with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

@Override
	public void open() throws Exception {
		super.open();

		this.numLateRecordsDropped = metrics.counter(LATE_ELEMENTS_DROPPED_METRIC_NAME);
		timestampedCollector = new TimestampedCollector<>(output);

		internalTimerService =
				getInternalTimerService("window-timers", windowSerializer, this);

		triggerContext = new Context(null, null);
		processContext = new WindowContext(null);

		windowAssignerContext = new WindowAssigner.WindowAssignerContext() {
			@Override
			public long getCurrentProcessingTime() {
				return internalTimerService.currentProcessingTime();
			}
		};

		// create (or restore) the state that hold the actual window contents
		// NOTE - the state may be null in the case of the overriding evicting window operator
		if (windowStateDescriptor != null) {
			windowState = (InternalAppendingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) getOrCreateKeyedState(windowSerializer, windowStateDescriptor);
		}

		// create the typed and helper states for merging windows
		if (windowAssigner instanceof MergingWindowAssigner) {

			// store a typed reference for the state of merging windows - sanity check
			if (windowState instanceof InternalMergingState) {
				windowMergingState = (InternalMergingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) windowState;
			}
			// TODO this sanity check should be here, but is prevented by an incorrect test (pending validation)
			// TODO see WindowOperatorTest.testCleanupTimerWithEmptyFoldingStateForSessionWindows()
			// TODO activate the sanity check once resolved
//			else if (windowState != null) {
//				throw new IllegalStateException(
//						"The window uses a merging assigner, but the window state is not mergeable.");
//			}

			@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
			final Class<Tuple2<W, W>> typedTuple = (Class<Tuple2<W, W>>) (Class<?>) Tuple2.class;

			final TupleSerializer<Tuple2<W, W>> tupleSerializer = new TupleSerializer<>(
					typedTuple,
					new TypeSerializer[] {windowSerializer, windowSerializer});

			final ListStateDescriptor<Tuple2<W, W>> mergingSetsStateDescriptor =
					new ListStateDescriptor<>("merging-window-set", tupleSerializer);

			// get the state that stores the merging sets
			mergingSetsState = (InternalListState<K, VoidNamespace, Tuple2<W, W>>)
					getOrCreateKeyedState(VoidNamespaceSerializer.INSTANCE, mergingSetsStateDescriptor);
			mergingSetsState.setCurrentNamespace(VoidNamespace.INSTANCE);
		}
	}

Example #3

Source File: WindowOperator.java From flink with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

@Override
	public void open() throws Exception {
		super.open();

		this.numLateRecordsDropped = metrics.counter(LATE_ELEMENTS_DROPPED_METRIC_NAME);
		timestampedCollector = new TimestampedCollector<>(output);

		internalTimerService =
				getInternalTimerService("window-timers", windowSerializer, this);

		triggerContext = new Context(null, null);
		processContext = new WindowContext(null);

		windowAssignerContext = new WindowAssigner.WindowAssignerContext() {
			@Override
			public long getCurrentProcessingTime() {
				return internalTimerService.currentProcessingTime();
			}
		};

		// create (or restore) the state that hold the actual window contents
		// NOTE - the state may be null in the case of the overriding evicting window operator
		if (windowStateDescriptor != null) {
			windowState = (InternalAppendingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) getOrCreateKeyedState(windowSerializer, windowStateDescriptor);
		}

		// create the typed and helper states for merging windows
		if (windowAssigner instanceof MergingWindowAssigner) {

			// store a typed reference for the state of merging windows - sanity check
			if (windowState instanceof InternalMergingState) {
				windowMergingState = (InternalMergingState<K, W, IN, ACC, ACC>) windowState;
			}
			// TODO this sanity check should be here, but is prevented by an incorrect test (pending validation)
			// TODO see WindowOperatorTest.testCleanupTimerWithEmptyFoldingStateForSessionWindows()
			// TODO activate the sanity check once resolved
//			else if (windowState != null) {
//				throw new IllegalStateException(
//						"The window uses a merging assigner, but the window state is not mergeable.");
//			}

			@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
			final Class<Tuple2<W, W>> typedTuple = (Class<Tuple2<W, W>>) (Class<?>) Tuple2.class;

			final TupleSerializer<Tuple2<W, W>> tupleSerializer = new TupleSerializer<>(
					typedTuple,
					new TypeSerializer[] {windowSerializer, windowSerializer});

			final ListStateDescriptor<Tuple2<W, W>> mergingSetsStateDescriptor =
					new ListStateDescriptor<>("merging-window-set", tupleSerializer);

			// get the state that stores the merging sets
			mergingSetsState = (InternalListState<K, VoidNamespace, Tuple2<W, W>>)
					getOrCreateKeyedState(VoidNamespaceSerializer.INSTANCE, mergingSetsStateDescriptor);
			mergingSetsState.setCurrentNamespace(VoidNamespace.INSTANCE);
		}
	}