- this enables using any MessageQueue in BalancingDispatcher,
CallingThreadDispatcher and in general leads to less conflation of
concepts
- add MessageQueue.cleanUp(owner, deadLetterQueue) for the benefit of
durable mailboxes
- change MailboxType.create to take an optional owner and generate only
a MessageQueue, not a Mailbox
- it is customary to use class name for categorizing logs, hence we
should support it; class is taken from logSource.getClass
- update SLF4J module to use logClass as category and set logSource in
MDC "akkaSource"
- add docs
* Changed signatures and constructor of MessageDispatcherConfigurator
* Changed Dispatchers.lookup, keep configurators instead of dispatchers
* Removed most of the Dispatchers.newX methods, newDispatcher is still there because of priority mailbox
* How should we make it easy to configure priority mailbox?
* Changed tons tests
* Documentation and ScalaDoc is not updated yet
* Some tests in ActorModelSpec are temporary ignored due to failure
* Split config reference to one for each module/extension.
* Adjusted signature of registerExtension to avoid race of extension init
* Moved Duration.dilated to testkit
* TestKitExtension
* RemoteExtension
* SerializationExtension
* Durable mailboxes extensions
* Fixed broken serialization bindings and added test
* Updated configuration documentation
* System properties akka.remote.hostname akka.remote.port replaced with akka.remote.server.hostname and akka.remote.server.port
* Adjustments of ActorSystem initialization. Still don't like the two-phase constructor/init flow. Very fragile for changes.
Review fixes. SerializationExtension
- ensure that no “complex” things are attached to a LogEvent (think
serialization)
- ensure no escaping the “this” reference via LoggingBus during
constructors (e.g. ActorSystem)
- change it so that
+ Actor/ActorRef are represented by their address
+ Class[_] by simpleName
+ String by itself
- this means that people need to think a little more while deciding how
“this” should look like in logging (which I think is a good thing)
(cascading into all dispatchers, mailboxes, other stuff; had to move
deadLetter stuff to ActorSystem again and split its initialization due
to cyclic dependency)
(since I know now what’s causing these Jenkins failures ;-) )
- include recipient in DeadLetter
- include recipient in calls to enqueue/systemEnqueue
- move DeadLetterMailbox to ActorSystem (saves some space, too)
- hook up DeadLetterMailbox so it sends DeadLetters to app.deadLetters,
which publishes them on the eventStream
- subscribe TestEventListener to DeadLetter and turn it into Warning
The generated warnings about ChildTerminated are very much correct, they
remind us that we still need to fix supervisor.stop() to await all
children’s death before actually committing suicide.
BalancingDispatcherModelSpec is currently broken, leaves count==1 in
wavesOfActors test, committed anyway in order to check out where it
broke before this merge
- introduce common parent for guardian and systemGuardian
- install deathWatch chain to ensure proper shutdown upon guardian’s
death
- re-install stdout logger before detaching default loggers
- await app termination after running AkkaSpec tests (max 5sec, with
warning logged if not stopped)
most tests passing, everything compiling, but docs not updated and nasty
thread-leak preventing me from running the whole test-suite (which is
the reason for this commit: I want to chase down that one first).
- the app.mainbus is classified by Class[_] (currently lookup, will
possibly change to sub-class-aware) and accepts AnyRef messages
- LoggingBus handles akka.event-handlers from config specially:
+ start them as system services, supervised by SystemGuardian
+ keep their subscriptions in sync when logLevel_= is called
+ send them InitializeLogger(bus) message before subscribing them (so
they can register for extras like Mute/UnMute)
- two-phased start-up: first phase with actor-less stdout logging, then
subscription of config loggers, then remove stdout logger (logLevels
configurable separately)
- MainBusReaper watches registered receivers and unsubscribes them upon
death (started in phase 2)
- logger factory on Logging object, needs app/bus and log source;
default instance in app.log
- channel field was always set to NullChannel and not used
- receiver field is better put into the Mailbox, because there it takes
space only once per actor
- leaves only the bare SystemMessage to be queued
- add Logging trait for nicer interface
- add EventHandlerLogging class for offering the nice interface from
app.log
- add eventHandler instance to app and use that for all internal logging
(this means that some places (dispatchers, remoting) were infiltrated
by app just to do logging, but I think we'll need app in there soon
enough for other reasons)
- remove global Config
- pull everything which depended on it into new AkkaApplication
- leave EventHandler alone for the moment: that evil sucker gets his
very own AkkaApplication("akka-reference.conf") until we have settled
on an acceptable logging API without globals
- make akka-actor and akka-testkit compile
- TestKit uses implicit AkkaApplication passing for maximum convenience
- Actor object nearly completely removed, actor creation possible via
ActorRefFactory interface which is implemented by AkkaApplication and
ActorContext
- serialization of ActorRef is probably broken, and so is the reflective
RemoteSupport (now needs AkkaApplication constructor arg)
- everything else is still broken, including akka-actor-tests, so this
is of course all not runtime-tested
- gets rid of one field plus object plus allocation per mailbox
- retained same semantics for both roles for now (someone may try to
take atomic advantage of this unification later)
- rename MessageInvocation to Envelope (same for System...)
- rename MessageQueue to Mailbox and include ExecutableMailbox code
- make MailboxType act as factory, so users can provide their own
- properly type mailbox field as Mailbox everywhere
- adapt CallingThreadDispatcher and some tests
- create DeadletterMailbox and use it to replace actor’s mailbox on
terminate()
