Examples with ForkedJvmProcessException org.ow2.proactive.scheduler.task.exceptions.ForkedJvmProcessException used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ForkedJvmProcessException

use of org.ow2.proactive.scheduler.task.exceptions.ForkedJvmProcessException in project scheduling by ow2-proactive.

the class ForkedTaskExecutor method createTaskResult.

private TaskResultImpl createTaskResult(TaskContext context, Throwable throwable) {
    TaskResultImpl result = new TaskResultImpl(context.getTaskId(), new ForkedJvmProcessException("Failed to execute task in a forked JVM", throwable));
    result.setPropagatedVariables(new TaskContextVariableExtractor().extractPropagatedVariables(context));
    return result;
}

Example 2 with ForkedJvmProcessException

use of org.ow2.proactive.scheduler.task.exceptions.ForkedJvmProcessException in project scheduling by ow2-proactive.

the class TestScriptTask method forkedTasks.

private void forkedTasks() throws Throwable {
    TaskFlowJob job = (TaskFlowJob) StaxJobFactory.getFactory().createJob(new File(jobDescriptor.toURI()).getAbsolutePath());
    JobId id = schedulerHelper.submitJob(job);
    schedulerHelper.waitForEventJobFinished(id);
    JobResult jobResult = schedulerHelper.getJobResult(id);
    // Hello Work script task
    TaskResult simpleTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("simple");
    assertEquals(true, simpleTaskResult.value());
    assertTrue(simpleTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false).contains("hello"));
    // return binding should be used as task result
    TaskResult returnTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("return");
    assertEquals("42", returnTaskResult.value().toString());
    // results binding should be avaible in dependent tasks
    TaskResult resultFromDependentTaskTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("results_from_dependent_task");
    assertEquals("42", resultFromDependentTaskTaskResult.value().toString());
    // pas properties are exposed in the script task
    TaskResult propertiesTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("properties");
    String logs = propertiesTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false);
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_JOB_ID=" + jobResult.getJobId().value()));
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_JOB_NAME=" + jobResult.getName()));
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_TASK_ID=" + propertiesTaskResult.getTaskId().value()));
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_TASK_NAME=" + propertiesTaskResult.getTaskId().getReadableName()));
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_TASK_ITERATION=0"));
    assertThat(logs, containsString("PA_TASK_REPLICATION=0"));
    // the script can be a file
    TaskResult fileTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("file");
    assertTrue(fileTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false).contains("Beginning of clean script"));
    TaskResult fileAndArgsTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("file_and_args");
    assertTrue(fileAndArgsTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false).contains("My_Magic_Arg"));
    // dataspaces binding should be available
    TaskResult dataspacesTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("dataspaces");
    String dataspacesLogs = dataspacesTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false);
    System.out.println(dataspacesLogs);
    String schedulerHome = System.getProperty("pa.scheduler.home");
    assertTrue(dataspacesLogs.contains("global=" + schedulerHome));
    assertTrue(dataspacesLogs.contains("user=" + schedulerHome));
    assertTrue(dataspacesLogs.contains("input=" + schedulerHome));
    assertTrue(dataspacesLogs.contains("output=" + schedulerHome));
    TaskResult multiNodeTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("multi-node");
    String mnLogs = multiNodeTaskResult.getOutput().getAllLogs(false);
    assertTrue("Invalid binding for nodesurl", mnLogs.contains("nodesurl=" + (SchedulerStartForFunctionalTest.RM_NODE_NUMBER - 1)));
    // script task should be forked by default, ie it will not kill the scheduler on system.exit
    JobState jobState = schedulerHelper.getSchedulerInterface().getJobState(id);
    TaskResult killJVMTaskResult = jobResult.getResult("killJVM");
    assertTrue(killJVMTaskResult.getException() instanceof ForkedJvmProcessException);
    TaskState killJVMTaskState = jobState.getHMTasks().get(killJVMTaskResult.getTaskId());
    assertEquals(TaskStatus.FAULTY, killJVMTaskState.getStatus());
}