These are failing on the tip of release/1.5.0 currently due to extra
validation added to PersistenceManager, causing the build to fail upon
merging upstream. Add missing PersistenceManager.shutDown calls to the
tearDown methods of the affected tests to fix.
It should be only needed in case we get the historical data from resources,
but as I have seen multiple times that some nodes have duplicated entries
in the live data I think its more safe to clean up always. If no entries are
removed the call is very cheap. Even with 60k entries to be pruned it takes
only about 20 ms.
As we might have same keys in multiple maps and merge those to 1 map we
cannot use an immutable map when merging the maps. Instead we copy our merged map
at the end into a immutable map.
Fix issue with immutable maps.
As we might have same keys in multiple maps and merge those to 1 map we
cannot use an immutable map when merging the maps. Instead we copy our merged map
at the end into a immutable map.
We used a delegate method in P2PService for calling readPersisted on p2PDataStorage and peerManager.
This was from old times when those classed have not been injected classes. The complete handlers got
called from both p2PDataStorage and peerManager but we counted only P2PService as host, so the
countdown completed before the last host was really completed, leading to a nullpointer in
MainView (not always).
We removed now PersistedDataHost interface from P2PService and use P2PDataStorage and PeerManager to be added to hosts.
- Use fileName not getFileName() in readHistoricalStoreFromResources
- use complete handler once reading of all historical data is completed where we
build the ImmutableMaps and complete the readFromResources method
Delay the boolean property setter as otherwise our listener might never
get triggered if property is set synchronously before listener registration.
Remove shutdown thread.
Cancel future in case tor is not created yet.
Add synchronous methods for tests. They new async methods lead to failing tests.
It could be probably fixed, but its quite an effort... Don't like to add code just for
tests but on the other hand, maybe those methods might be useful for other use cases as well.
Before we use a thread in readFromResources and readAllPersisted. To avoid that client code need to deal with
threading we moved that to the PersistenceManager and changed the API accordingly so it will not return the persisted object but calls a consumer once it is completed with reading.
We did check in Connection for SupportedCapabilitiesMessage and if a message is of that type we set the capability.
But encrypted messages are wrapped in a PrefixedSealedAndSignedMessage so the payload is not visible as SupportedCapabilitiesMessage without decrypting it.
We need to call maybeHandleSupportedCapabilitiesMessage at decrypting the message. We do that only for direct messages not for mailbox messages as we likely do not have a connection open to the peer in that case (otherwise it would not be a mailbox msg) and as we don't have the connection available (we get is as AddDataMessage broadcast from an peer, so could could not apply it to the Connection of the sender.
This will be used for monitoring seed nodes.
Instead of requesting all data (we cannot request all in fact as it is too large)
we request the number of items the node has.
This code will not have any impact atm. It will be triggered once a new monitor module gets added which
will send the GetInventoryRequest to the seeds.
Add DateSortedTruncatablePayload interface for TradeStatistics2
We check first if we need to truncate dateSortedTruncatablePayloads, if so we have sorted by date and truncate in the way that we receive the most recent data. We define the maxItems in the class implementing the interface (3000 for trade stats).
Later we apply the maxEntries check the combined list and if we need to truncate here as well (10 000) we have added the dateSortedTruncatablePayloads at the end so those will get truncated with higher prio.
There is also a bit wrong handling in the previous code that we check for max limits before the shouldTransmitPayloadToPeer filter. Should be fixed in another PR for master...
Number of objects is 24 more then with 1.3.9. Seems there are still either a few duplicate
with some diverging data which should not be different or that our old code to filter
duplicates had some issues. But a difference of 24 out of 75 000 object can be ignored IMO.
1. We do not want that initial data request/response use old trades statistics for excluded key hashes.
Thats why we return an empty map in getMap.
2. We do not read resource file as we have removed that.
3. We do not persist as we convert the existing data and re-publish as new data, or at startup we convert the old data to the new one and then delete the file.
Set address prefix to empty bytes in case we know that peer has capability (updated version)
Batch process mailbox messages in a thread.
Refactor handling of mailbox messages
Rename:
LOW to NETWORK
MID to PRIVATE_LOW_PRIO
HIGH to PRIVATE
Change delay of MID/PRIVATE_LOW_PRIO from 30 min to 2 hours (we had different datastores before using it, now its only real low prio stores)
Add comment to each enum
Make initializePersistenceManager in StorageService abstract to enforce in concrete class to define priority.
Change priorities for future renaming to a different meaning. instead of priority we want to describe the category: private data, public data,.... will come in next commit
