pekko/akka-actor/src/main/scala/akka/serialization/Serialization.scala

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/**
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* Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Typesafe Inc. <http://www.typesafe.com>
*/
package akka.serialization
import akka.AkkaException
import scala.util.DynamicVariable
import com.typesafe.config.Config
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import akka.config.ConfigurationException
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import akka.actor.{ Extension, ExtendedActorSystem, Address }
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap
import akka.event.Logging
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import akka.util.NonFatal
case class NoSerializerFoundException(m: String) extends AkkaException(m)
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object Serialization {
/**
* This holds a reference to the current transport address to be inserted
* into local actor refs during serialization.
*/
val currentTransportAddress = new DynamicVariable[Address](null)
class Settings(val config: Config) {
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import scala.collection.JavaConverters._
import config._
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val Serializers: Map[String, String] =
getConfig("akka.actor.serializers").root.unwrapped.asScala.toMap.map { case (k, v) (k, v.toString) }
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val SerializationBindings: Map[String, Seq[String]] = {
val configPath = "akka.actor.serialization-bindings"
hasPath(configPath) match {
case false Map()
case true
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val serializationBindings: Map[String, Seq[String]] = getConfig(configPath).root.unwrapped.asScala.toMap.map {
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case (k: String, v: java.util.Collection[_]) (k -> v.asScala.toSeq.asInstanceOf[Seq[String]])
case invalid throw new ConfigurationException("Invalid serialization-bindings [%s]".format(invalid))
}
serializationBindings
}
}
}
}
/**
* Serialization module. Contains methods for serialization and deserialization as well as
* locating a Serializer for a particular class as defined in the mapping in the 'akka.conf' file.
*/
class Serialization(val system: ExtendedActorSystem) extends Extension {
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import Serialization._
val settings = new Settings(system.settings.config)
val log = Logging(system, getClass.getName)
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/**
* Serializes the given AnyRef/java.lang.Object according to the Serialization configuration
* to either an Array of Bytes or an Exception if one was thrown.
*/
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def serialize(o: AnyRef): Either[Throwable, Array[Byte]] =
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try Right(findSerializerFor(o).toBinary(o))
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catch { case NonFatal(e) Left(e) }
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/**
* Deserializes the given array of bytes using the specified serializer id,
* using the optional type hint to the Serializer and the optional ClassLoader ot load it into.
* Returns either the resulting object or an Exception if one was thrown.
*/
def deserialize(bytes: Array[Byte],
serializerId: Int,
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clazz: Option[Class[_]]): Either[Throwable, AnyRef] =
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try Right(serializerByIdentity(serializerId).fromBinary(bytes, clazz))
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catch { case NonFatal(e) Left(e) }
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/**
* Deserializes the given array of bytes using the specified type to look up what Serializer should be used.
* You can specify an optional ClassLoader to load the object into.
* Returns either the resulting object or an Exception if one was thrown.
*/
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def deserialize(bytes: Array[Byte], clazz: Class[_]): Either[Throwable, AnyRef] =
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try Right(serializerFor(clazz).fromBinary(bytes, Some(clazz)))
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catch { case NonFatal(e) Left(e) }
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/**
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* Returns the Serializer configured for the given object, returns the NullSerializer if it's null,
* falls back to the Serializer named "default"
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*/
def findSerializerFor(o: AnyRef): Serializer = o match {
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case null NullSerializer
case other serializerFor(other.getClass)
}
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/**
* Returns the configured Serializer for the given Class, falls back to the Serializer named "default".
* It traverses interfaces and super classes to find any configured Serializer that match
* the class name.
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*/
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def serializerFor(clazz: Class[_]): Serializer =
if (bindings.isEmpty) {
// quick path to default when no bindings are registered
serializers("default")
} else {
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def resolve(c: Class[_]): Option[Serializer] =
serializerMap.get(c.getName) match {
case null
val classes = c.getInterfaces ++ Option(c.getSuperclass)
classes.view map resolve collectFirst { case Some(x) x }
case x Some(x)
}
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serializerMap.get(clazz.getName) match {
case null
val ser = resolve(clazz).getOrElse(serializers("default"))
// memorize the lookups for performance
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serializerMap.putIfAbsent(clazz.getName, ser) match {
case null
log.debug("Using serializer[{}] for message [{}]", ser.getClass.getName, clazz.getName)
ser
case some some
}
case ser ser
}
}
/**
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* Tries to load the specified Serializer by the fully-qualified name; the actual
* loading is performed by the systems [[akka.actor.PropertyMaster]].
*/
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def serializerOf(serializerFQN: String): Either[Throwable, Serializer] = {
val pm = system.propertyMaster
pm.getInstanceFor[Serializer](serializerFQN, Seq(classOf[ExtendedActorSystem] -> system))
.fold(_ pm.getInstanceFor[Serializer](serializerFQN, Seq()), Right(_))
}
/**
* A Map of serializer from alias to implementation (class implementing akka.serialization.Serializer)
* By default always contains the following mapping: "default" -> akka.serialization.JavaSerializer
* But "default" can be overridden in config
*/
lazy val serializers: Map[String, Serializer] = {
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val serializersConf = settings.Serializers
for ((k: String, v: String) serializersConf)
yield k -> serializerOf(v).fold(throw _, identity)
}
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/**
* bindings is a Map whose keys = FQN of class that is serializable and values = the alias of the serializer to be used
*/
lazy val bindings: Map[String, String] = {
settings.SerializationBindings.foldLeft(Map[String, String]()) {
//All keys which are lists, take the Strings from them and Map them
case (result, (k: String, vs: Seq[_])) result ++ (vs collect { case v: String (v, k) })
//For any other values, just skip them
case (result, _) result
}
}
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/**
* serializerMap is a Map whose keys = FQN of class that is serializable and values is the serializer to be used for that class
*/
private lazy val serializerMap: ConcurrentHashMap[String, Serializer] = {
val serializerMap = new ConcurrentHashMap[String, Serializer]
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for ((k, v) bindings) {
serializerMap.put(k, serializers(v))
}
serializerMap
}
/**
* Maps from a Serializer Identity (Int) to a Serializer instance (optimization)
*/
lazy val serializerByIdentity: Map[Int, Serializer] =
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Map(NullSerializer.identifier -> NullSerializer) ++ serializers map { case (_, v) (v.identifier, v) }
}