Class J9DDRDTFJUtils

java.lang.Object
com.ibm.j9ddr.view.dtfj.J9DDRDTFJUtils
public class J9DDRDTFJUtils extends Object

  • Constructor Details

    • J9DDRDTFJUtils

      public J9DDRDTFJUtils()

  • Method Details

    • emptyIterator

      public static Iterator emptyIterator()

    • corruptIterator

      public static Iterator corruptIterator(CorruptData data)
      Return an iterator which contains a single corrupt data item
      Parameters:
      data -
      Returns:

    • newCorruptData

      public static J9DDRCorruptData newCorruptData(IProcess process, CorruptDataException e)
      Create a j9ddr corrupt data
      Parameters:
      process - the process from the dtfj context
      e - a DTFJ CDE
      Returns:
      a j9ddr corrupt data

    • newCorruptData

      public static J9DDRCorruptData newCorruptData(IProcess process)
      Create a j9ddr corrupt data
      Parameters:
      process - the process from the dtfj context
      Returns:
      a j9ddr corrupt data

    • newCorruptData

      public static J9DDRCorruptData newCorruptData(IProcess process, String message)
      Create a j9ddr corrupt data
      Parameters:
      process - the process from the dtfj context
      message - message
      Returns:
      a j9ddr corrupt data

    • newCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException newCorruptDataException(IProcess process, CorruptDataException e)
      Convert a j9ddr corrupt data exception into a DTFJ corrupt data exception
      Parameters:
      process - the process from the dtfj context
      e - the j9ddr CDE
      Returns:
      a DTFJ CDE

    • handleAllButDataUnavailAsCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException handleAllButDataUnavailAsCorruptDataException(IProcess p, Throwable t) throws DataUnavailable
      Go through the standard handleAsCorruptDataException method to convert the supplied error condition into a corrupt data exception as long as it is not present in the allow list AND especially for this method, if it is not a DataUnavailable. The allow list is a set of run time exceptions which must not be intercepted and must be re-thrown. Typically this is where the DTFJ API allows RTE's to be thrown as well as checked exceptions. Likewise, DataUnavailable is an exception that must be re-thrown and not converted to CorruptDataException, hence this method's distinctive name.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the dtfj context
      t - the error condition to handle
      Returns:
      the error condition expressed as a CDE
      Throws:
      DataUnavailable

    • handleAllButMemAccExAsCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException handleAllButMemAccExAsCorruptDataException(IProcess p, Throwable t, Class<?>[] allowlist) throws MemoryAccessException
      Go through the standard handleAsCorruptDataException method to convert the supplied error condition into a corrupt data exception as long as it is not present in the allow list AND especially for this method, if it is not a MemoryAccessException. The allow list is a set of run time exceptions which must not be intercepted and must be re-thrown. Typically this is where the DTFJ API allows RTE's to be thrown as well as checked exceptions. Likewise, MemoryAccessException is an exception that must be re-thrown and not converted to CorruptDataException, hence this method's distinctive name.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the dtfj context
      t - the error condition to handle
      allowlist - runtime exceptions which should be ignored and re-thrown
      Returns:
      the error condition expressed as a CDE
      Throws:
      MemoryAccessException

    • handleAllButMemAccExAndDataUnavailAsCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException handleAllButMemAccExAndDataUnavailAsCorruptDataException(IProcess p, Throwable t, Class<?>[] allowlist) throws MemoryAccessException, DataUnavailable
      Go through the standard handleAsCorruptDataException method to convert the supplied error condition into a corrupt data exception as long as it is not present in the allow list AND especially for this method, if it is neither MemoryAccessException or DataUnavailable. The allow list is a set of run time exceptions which must not be intercepted and must be re-thrown. Typically this is where the DTFJ API allows RTE's to be thrown as well as checked exceptions. Likewise, MemoryAccessException and DataUnavailable are exceptions that must be re-thrown and not converted to CorruptDataException, hence this method's distinctive name.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the dtfj context
      t - the error condition to handle
      allowlist - runtime exceptions which should be ignored and re-thrown
      Returns:
      the error condition expressed as a CDE
      Throws:
      MemoryAccessException
      DataUnavailable

    • handleAsCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException handleAsCorruptDataException(IProcess p, Throwable t, Class<?>[] allowlist)
      Go through the standard handleAsCorruptDataException method to convert the supplied error condition into a corrupt data exception as long as it is not present in the allow list. The allow list is a set of run time exceptions which must not be intercepted and must be re-thrown. Typically this is where the DTFJ API allows RTE's to be thrown as well as checked exceptions.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the dtfj context
      t - the error condition to handle
      allowlist - runtime exceptions which should be ignored and re-thrown
      Returns:
      the error condition expressed as a CDE

    • handleAsCorruptDataException

      public static CorruptDataException handleAsCorruptDataException(IProcess p, Throwable t)
      Convert the supplied error condition into a corrupt data exception or re-throw it if it is an instance of Error that we do not want to intercept.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the DTFJ context
      t - error condition to convert
      Returns:
      CorruptDataException

    • handleAsCorruptData

      public static CorruptData handleAsCorruptData(IProcess p, Throwable t)
      Convert the supplied error condition into a CorruptData object and return it, typically for insertion into an iterator, or re-throw it if it is an instance of Error that we do not want to intercept.
      Parameters:
      p - the process from the dtfj context
      t - the error condition to handle
      Returns:
      the error expressed as corrupt data

    • handleAsDataUnavailable

      public static DataUnavailable handleAsDataUnavailable(Throwable t)
      Handle the supplied error condition and ultimately surface it as a data unavailable exception. This is required as not all API calls allow a CorruptDataException to be thrown
      Parameters:
      t - error condition to handle
      Throws:
      CorruptDataException - ultimately throw an CDE