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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Globalization;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using System.Threading;
using System.Transactions.Diagnostics;
namespace System.Transactions.Oletx
{
internal sealed class OletxResourceManager
{
internal Guid resourceManagerIdentifier;
internal IResourceManagerShim resourceManagerShim;
internal Hashtable enlistmentHashtable;
internal static Hashtable volatileEnlistmentHashtable = new Hashtable();
internal OletxTransactionManager oletxTransactionManager;
// reenlistList is a simple ArrayList of OletxEnlistment objects that are either in the
// Preparing or Prepared state when we receive a TMDown notification or have had
// ReenlistTransaction called for them. The ReenlistThread is responsible for traversing this
// list trying to obtain the outcome for the enlistments. All access, read or write, to this
// list should get a lock on the list.
// Special Note: If you are going to lock both the OletxResourceManager object AND the
// reenlistList, lock the reenlistList FIRST.
internal ArrayList reenlistList;
// reenlistPendingList is also a simple ArrayList of OletxEnlistment objects. But for these
// we have received the outcome from the proxy and have called into the RM to deliver the
// notification, but the RM has not yet called EnlistmentDone to let us know that the outcome
// has been processed. This list must be empty, in addition to the reenlistList, in order for
// the ReenlistThread to call RecoveryComplete and not be rescheduled. Access to this list
// should be protected by locking the reenlistList. The lists are always accessed together,
// so there is no reason to grab two locks.
internal ArrayList reenlistPendingList;
// This is where we keep the reenlistThread and thread timer values. If there is a reenlist thread running,
// reenlistThread will be non-null. If reenlistThreadTimer is non-null, we have a timer scheduled which will
// fire off a reenlist thread when it expires. Only one or the other should be non-null at a time. However, they
// could both be null, which means that there is no reenlist thread running and there is no timer scheduled to
// create one. Access to these members should be done only after obtaining a lock on the OletxResourceManager object.
internal Timer reenlistThreadTimer;
internal Thread reenlistThread;
// This boolean is set to true if the resource manager application has called RecoveryComplete.
// A lock on the OletxResourceManager instance will be obtained when retrieving or modifying
// this value. Before calling ReenlistComplete on the DTC proxy, this value must be true.
private bool recoveryCompleteCalledByApplication;
internal OletxResourceManager(
OletxTransactionManager transactionManager,
Guid resourceManagerIdentifier
)
{
Debug.Assert( null != transactionManager, "Argument is null" );
// This will get set later, after the resource manager is created with the proxy.
this.resourceManagerShim = null;
this.oletxTransactionManager = transactionManager;
this.resourceManagerIdentifier = resourceManagerIdentifier;
this.enlistmentHashtable = new Hashtable();
this.reenlistList = new ArrayList();
this.reenlistPendingList = new ArrayList();
reenlistThreadTimer = null;
reenlistThread = null;
recoveryCompleteCalledByApplication = false;
}
internal IResourceManagerShim ResourceManagerShim
{
get
{
IResourceManagerShim localResourceManagerShim = null;
if ( null == this.resourceManagerShim )
{
lock ( this )
{
if ( null == this.resourceManagerShim )
{
this.oletxTransactionManager.dtcTransactionManagerLock.AcquireReaderLock( -1 );
try
{
Guid rmGuid = this.resourceManagerIdentifier;
IntPtr handle = IntPtr.Zero;
RuntimeHelpers.PrepareConstrainedRegions();
try
{
handle = HandleTable.AllocHandle( this );
this.oletxTransactionManager.DtcTransactionManager.ProxyShimFactory.CreateResourceManager(
rmGuid,
handle,
out localResourceManagerShim );
}
finally
{
if ( null == localResourceManagerShim && handle != IntPtr.Zero )
{
HandleTable.FreeHandle( handle );
}
}
}
catch( COMException ex )
{
if ( ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == ex.ErrorCode ) ||
( NativeMethods.XACT_E_TMNOTAVAILABLE == ex.ErrorCode )
)
{
// Just to make sure...
localResourceManagerShim = null;
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
ExceptionConsumedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
ex );
}
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
catch ( TransactionException ex )
{
COMException comEx = ex.InnerException as COMException;
if ( null != comEx )
{
// Tolerate TM down.
if ( ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == comEx.ErrorCode ) ||
( NativeMethods.XACT_E_TMNOTAVAILABLE == comEx.ErrorCode )
)
{
// Just to make sure...
localResourceManagerShim = null;
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
ExceptionConsumedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
ex );
}
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
finally
{
this.oletxTransactionManager.dtcTransactionManagerLock.ReleaseReaderLock();
}
Thread.MemoryBarrier();
this.resourceManagerShim = localResourceManagerShim;
}
}
}
return this.resourceManagerShim;
}
set
{
Debug.Assert( null == value, "set_ResourceManagerShim, value not null" );
this.resourceManagerShim = value;
}
}
internal bool CallProxyReenlistComplete()
{
bool success = false;
if ( RecoveryCompleteCalledByApplication )
{
IResourceManagerShim localResourceManagerShim = null;
try
{
localResourceManagerShim = this.ResourceManagerShim;
if ( null != localResourceManagerShim )
{
localResourceManagerShim.ReenlistComplete();
success = true;
}
// If we don't have an iResourceManagerOletx, just tell the caller that
// we weren't successful and it will schedule a retry.
}
catch ( COMException ex )
{
// If we get a TMDown error, eat it and indicate that we were unsuccessful.
if ( ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == ex.ErrorCode ) ||
( NativeMethods.XACT_E_TMNOTAVAILABLE == ex.ErrorCode )
)
{
success = false;
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
ExceptionConsumedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
ex );
}
}
// We might get an XACT_E_RECOVERYALREADYDONE if there are multiple OletxTransactionManager
// objects for the same backend TM. We can safely ignore this error.
else if ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_RECOVERYALREADYDONE != ex.ErrorCode )
{
OletxTransactionManager.ProxyException( ex );
throw;
}
// Getting XACT_E_RECOVERYALREADYDONE is considered success.
else
{
success = true;
}
}
finally
{
localResourceManagerShim = null;
}
}
else // The application has not yet called RecoveryComplete, so lie just a little.
{
success = true;
}
return success;
}
internal bool RecoveryCompleteCalledByApplication
{
get
{
return this.recoveryCompleteCalledByApplication;
}
set
{
this.recoveryCompleteCalledByApplication = value;
}
}
// This is called by the internal RM when it gets a TM Down notification. This routine will
// tell the enlistments about the TMDown from the internal RM. The enlistments will then
// decide what to do, based on their state. This is mainly to work around COMPlus bug 36760/36758,
// where Phase0 enlistments get Phase0Request( abortHint = false ) when the TM goes down. We want
// to try to avoid telling the application to prepare when we know the transaction will abort.
// We can't do this out of the normal TMDown notification to the RM because it is too late. The
// Phase0Request gets sent before the TMDown notification.
internal void TMDownFromInternalRM( OletxTransactionManager oletxTM )
{
Hashtable localEnlistmentHashtable = null;
IDictionaryEnumerator enlistEnum = null;
OletxEnlistment enlistment = null;
// If the internal RM got a TMDown, we will shortly, so null out our ResourceManagerShim now.
this.ResourceManagerShim = null;
// Make our own copy of the hashtable of enlistments.
lock( enlistmentHashtable.SyncRoot )
{
localEnlistmentHashtable = (Hashtable) this.enlistmentHashtable.Clone();
}
// Tell all of our enlistments that the TM went down. The proxy only
// tells enlistments that are in the Prepared state, but we want our Phase0
// enlistments to know so they can avoid sending Prepare when they get a
// Phase0Request - COMPlus bug 36760/36758.
enlistEnum = localEnlistmentHashtable.GetEnumerator();
while ( enlistEnum.MoveNext() )
{
enlistment = enlistEnum.Value as OletxEnlistment;
if ( null != enlistment )
{
enlistment.TMDownFromInternalRM( oletxTM );
}
}
}
#region IResourceManagerSink
public void TMDown()
{
// The ResourceManagerShim was already set to null by TMDownFromInternalRM, so we don't need to do it again here.
// Just start the ReenlistThread.
StartReenlistThread();
return;
}
#endregion
internal OletxEnlistment EnlistDurable(
OletxTransaction oletxTransaction,
bool canDoSinglePhase,
IEnlistmentNotificationInternal enlistmentNotification,
EnlistmentOptions enlistmentOptions
)
{
IResourceManagerShim localResourceManagerShim = null;
Debug.Assert( null != oletxTransaction, "Argument is null" );
Debug.Assert( null != enlistmentNotification, "Argument is null" );
IEnlistmentShim enlistmentShim = null;
IPhase0EnlistmentShim phase0Shim = null;
Guid txUow = Guid.Empty;
IntPtr handlePhase0 = IntPtr.Zero;
bool phase0EnlistSucceeded = false;
bool undecidedEnlistmentsIncremented = false;
// Create our enlistment object.
OletxEnlistment enlistment = new OletxEnlistment(
canDoSinglePhase,
enlistmentNotification,
oletxTransaction.RealTransaction.TxGuid,
enlistmentOptions,
this,
oletxTransaction
);
bool enlistmentSucceeded = false;
RuntimeHelpers.PrepareConstrainedRegions();
try
{
if( (enlistmentOptions & EnlistmentOptions.EnlistDuringPrepareRequired) != 0 )
{
RuntimeHelpers.PrepareConstrainedRegions();
try {}
finally
{
oletxTransaction.RealTransaction.IncrementUndecidedEnlistments();
undecidedEnlistmentsIncremented = true;
}
}
// This entire sequense needs to be executed before we can go on.
lock( enlistment )
{
RuntimeHelpers.PrepareConstrainedRegions();
try
{
// Do the enlistment on the proxy.
localResourceManagerShim = this.ResourceManagerShim;
if ( null == localResourceManagerShim )
{
// The TM must be down. Throw the appropriate exception.
throw TransactionManagerCommunicationException.Create( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx), null );
}
if ( (enlistmentOptions & EnlistmentOptions.EnlistDuringPrepareRequired) != 0 )
{
// We need to create an EnlistmentNotifyShim if native threads are not allowed to enter managed code.
handlePhase0 = HandleTable.AllocHandle( enlistment );
RuntimeHelpers.PrepareConstrainedRegions();
try {}
finally
{
oletxTransaction.RealTransaction.TransactionShim.Phase0Enlist(
handlePhase0,
out phase0Shim );
phase0EnlistSucceeded = true;
}
enlistment.Phase0EnlistmentShim = phase0Shim;
}
enlistment.phase1Handle = HandleTable.AllocHandle( enlistment );
localResourceManagerShim.Enlist(
oletxTransaction.RealTransaction.TransactionShim,
enlistment.phase1Handle,
out enlistmentShim );
enlistment.EnlistmentShim = enlistmentShim;
}
catch (COMException comException)
{
// There is no string mapping for XACT_E_TOOMANY_ENLISTMENTS, so we need to do it here.
if ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_TOOMANY_ENLISTMENTS == comException.ErrorCode )
{
throw TransactionException.Create(
SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
SR.GetString( SR.OletxTooManyEnlistments ),
comException );
}
OletxTransactionManager.ProxyException( comException );
throw;
}
finally
{
if( enlistment.EnlistmentShim == null )
{
// If the enlistment shim was never assigned then something blew up.
// Perform some cleanup.
if( handlePhase0 != IntPtr.Zero && !phase0EnlistSucceeded )
{
// Only clean up the phase0 handle if the phase 0 enlistment did not succeed.
// This is because the notification processing code expects it to exist.
HandleTable.FreeHandle( handlePhase0 );
}
if( enlistment.phase1Handle != IntPtr.Zero )
{
HandleTable.FreeHandle( enlistment.phase1Handle );
}
// Note this code used to call unenlist however this allows race conditions where
// it is unclear if the handlePhase0 should be freed or not. The notification
// thread should get a phase0Request and it will free the Handle at that point.
}
}
}
enlistmentSucceeded = true;
}
finally
{
if( !enlistmentSucceeded &&
((enlistmentOptions & EnlistmentOptions.EnlistDuringPrepareRequired) != 0) &&
undecidedEnlistmentsIncremented )
{
oletxTransaction.RealTransaction.DecrementUndecidedEnlistments();
}
}
return enlistment;
}
internal OletxEnlistment Reenlist(
int prepareInfoLength,
byte[] prepareInfo,
IEnlistmentNotificationInternal enlistmentNotification
)
{
OletxTransactionOutcome outcome = OletxTransactionOutcome.NotKnownYet;
OletxTransactionStatus xactStatus = OletxTransactionStatus.OLETX_TRANSACTION_STATUS_NONE;
// Put the recovery information into a stream.
MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream( prepareInfo );
// First extract the OletxRecoveryInformation from the stream.
IFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter();
OletxRecoveryInformation oletxRecoveryInformation;
try
{
oletxRecoveryInformation = formatter.Deserialize( stream ) as OletxRecoveryInformation;
}
catch(SerializationException se)
{
throw new ArgumentException( SR.GetString( SR.InvalidArgument ), "prepareInfo", se );
}
if ( null == oletxRecoveryInformation )
{
throw new ArgumentException( SR.GetString( SR.InvalidArgument ), "prepareInfo" );
}
// Verify that the resource manager guid in the recovery info matches that of the calling resource manager.
byte[] rmGuidArray = new byte[16];
for ( int i = 0; i < 16; i++ )
{
rmGuidArray[i] = oletxRecoveryInformation.proxyRecoveryInformation[i+16];
}
Guid rmGuid = new Guid( rmGuidArray );
if ( rmGuid != this.resourceManagerIdentifier )
{
throw TransactionException.Create( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ), SR.GetString( SR.ResourceManagerIdDoesNotMatchRecoveryInformation ), null );
}
// Ask the proxy resource manager to reenlist.
IResourceManagerShim localResourceManagerShim = null;
try
{
localResourceManagerShim = this.ResourceManagerShim;
if ( null == localResourceManagerShim )
{
// The TM must be down. Throw the exception that will get caught below and will cause
// the enlistment to start the ReenlistThread. The TMDown thread will be trying to reestablish
// connection with the TM and will start the reenlist thread when it does.
throw new COMException( SR.GetString( SR.DtcTransactionManagerUnavailable ), NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN );
}
// Only wait for 5 milliseconds. If the TM doesn't have the outcome now, we will
// put the enlistment on the reenlistList for later processing.
localResourceManagerShim.Reenlist(
Convert.ToUInt32( oletxRecoveryInformation.proxyRecoveryInformation.Length, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture ),
oletxRecoveryInformation.proxyRecoveryInformation,
out outcome
);
if ( OletxTransactionOutcome.Committed == outcome )
{
xactStatus = OletxTransactionStatus.OLETX_TRANSACTION_STATUS_COMMITTED;
}
else if ( OletxTransactionOutcome.Aborted == outcome )
{
xactStatus = OletxTransactionStatus.OLETX_TRANSACTION_STATUS_ABORTED;
}
else // we must not know the outcome yet.
{
xactStatus = OletxTransactionStatus.OLETX_TRANSACTION_STATUS_PREPARED;
StartReenlistThread();
}
}
catch( COMException ex )
{
if ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == ex.ErrorCode )
{
xactStatus = OletxTransactionStatus.OLETX_TRANSACTION_STATUS_PREPARED;
this.ResourceManagerShim = null;
StartReenlistThread();
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
ExceptionConsumedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
ex );
}
}
else
{
throw;
}
}
finally
{
localResourceManagerShim = null;
}
// Now create our enlistment to tell the client the outcome.
OletxEnlistment enlistment = new OletxEnlistment(
enlistmentNotification,
xactStatus,
oletxRecoveryInformation.proxyRecoveryInformation,
this
);
return enlistment;
}
internal void RecoveryComplete()
{
Timer localTimer = null;
// Remember that the application has called RecoveryComplete.
RecoveryCompleteCalledByApplication = true;
try
{
// Remove the OletxEnlistment objects from the reenlist list because the RM says it doesn't
// have any unresolved transactions, so we don't need to keep asking and the reenlist thread can exit.
// Leave the reenlistPendingList alone. If we have notifications outstanding, we still can't remove those.
lock( this.reenlistList )
{
// If the ReenlistThread is not running and there are no reenlistPendingList entries, we need to call ReenlistComplete ourself.
lock( this )
{
if ( ( 0 == this.reenlistList.Count ) && ( 0 == this.reenlistPendingList.Count ) )
{
if ( null != this.reenlistThreadTimer )
{
// If we have a pending reenlistThreadTimer, cancel it. We do the cancel
// in the finally block to satisfy FXCop.
localTimer = this.reenlistThreadTimer;
this.reenlistThreadTimer = null;
}
// Try to tell the proxy RenlistmentComplete.
bool success = CallProxyReenlistComplete();
if ( !success )
{
// We are now responsible for calling RecoveryComplete. Fire up the ReenlistThread
// to do it for us.
StartReenlistThread();
}
}
else
{
StartReenlistThread();
}
}
}
}
finally
{
if ( null != localTimer )
{
localTimer.Dispose();
}
}
return;
}
internal void StartReenlistThread()
{
// We are not going to check the reenlistList.Count. Just always start the thread. We do this because
// if we get a COMException from calling ReenlistComplete, we start the reenlistThreadTimer to retry it for us
// in the background.
lock( this )
{
// We don't need a MemoryBarrier here because all access to the reenlistThreadTimer member is done while
// holding a lock on the OletxResourceManager object.
if ( ( null == this.reenlistThreadTimer ) && ( null == this.reenlistThread ) )
{
this.reenlistThreadTimer = new Timer( this.ReenlistThread,
this,
10,
Timeout.Infinite
);
}
}
}
// This routine searches the reenlistPendingList for the specified enlistment and if it finds
// it, removes it from the list. An enlistment calls this routine when it is "finishing" because
// the RM has called EnlistmentDone or it was InDoubt. But it only calls it if the enlistment does NOT
// have a WrappedTransactionEnlistmentAsync value, indicating that it is a recovery enlistment.
internal void RemoveFromReenlistPending( OletxEnlistment enlistment )
{
// We lock the reenlistList because we have decided to lock that list when accessing either
// the reenlistList or the reenlistPendingList.
lock( reenlistList )
{
// This will do a linear search of the list, but that is what we need to do because
// the enlistments may change indicies while notifications are outstanding. Also,
// this does not throw if the enlistment isn't on the list.
reenlistPendingList.Remove( enlistment );
lock( this )
{
// If we have a ReenlistThread timer and both the reenlistList and the reenlistPendingList
// are empty, kick the ReenlistThread now.
if ( ( null != this.reenlistThreadTimer ) &&
( 0 == this.reenlistList.Count ) &&
( 0 == this.reenlistPendingList.Count )
)
{
if( !this.reenlistThreadTimer.Change( 0, Timeout.Infinite ))
{
throw TransactionException.CreateInvalidOperationException(
SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceLtm ),
SR.GetString(SR.UnexpectedTimerFailure),
null
);
}
}
}
}
}
internal void ReenlistThread( object state )
{
int localLoopCount = 0;
bool done = false;
OletxEnlistment localEnlistment = null;
IResourceManagerShim localResourceManagerShim = null;
bool success = false;
Timer localTimer = null;
bool disposeLocalTimer = false;
OletxResourceManager resourceManager = (OletxResourceManager) state;
try
{
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Information )
{
MethodEnteredTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
"OletxResourceManager.ReenlistThread"
);
}
lock( resourceManager )
{
localResourceManagerShim = resourceManager.ResourceManagerShim;
localTimer = resourceManager.reenlistThreadTimer;
resourceManager.reenlistThreadTimer = null;
resourceManager.reenlistThread = Thread.CurrentThread;
}
// We only want to do work if we have a resourceManagerShim.
if ( null != localResourceManagerShim )
{
lock( resourceManager.reenlistList )
{
// Get the current count on the list.
localLoopCount = resourceManager.reenlistList.Count;
}
done = false;
while ( !done && ( localLoopCount > 0 ) && ( null != localResourceManagerShim ) )
{
lock( resourceManager.reenlistList )
{
localEnlistment = null;
localLoopCount--;
if ( 0 == resourceManager.reenlistList.Count )
{
done = true;
}
else
{
localEnlistment = resourceManager.reenlistList[0] as OletxEnlistment;
if ( null == localEnlistment )
{
//
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Critical )
{
InternalErrorTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
""
);
}
throw TransactionException.Create( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx), SR.GetString( SR.InternalError ), null );
}
resourceManager.reenlistList.RemoveAt( 0 );
Object syncRoot = localEnlistment;
lock( syncRoot )
{
if ( OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Done == localEnlistment.State )
{
// We may be racing with a RecoveryComplete here. Just forget about this
// enlistment.
localEnlistment = null;
}
else if ( OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Prepared != localEnlistment.State )
{
// The app hasn't yet responded to Prepare, so we don't know
// if it is indoubt or not yet. So just re-add it to the end
// of the list.
resourceManager.reenlistList.Add(
localEnlistment
);
localEnlistment = null;
}
}
}
}
if ( null != localEnlistment )
{
OletxTransactionOutcome localOutcome = OletxTransactionOutcome.NotKnownYet;
try
{
Debug.Assert( null != localResourceManagerShim, "ReenlistThread - localResourceManagerShim is null" );
// Make sure we have a prepare info.
if ( null == localEnlistment.ProxyPrepareInfoByteArray )
{
Debug.Assert( false, string.Format( null, "this.prepareInfoByteArray == null in RecoveryInformation()" ));
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Critical )
{
InternalErrorTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
""
);
}
throw TransactionException.Create( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx), SR.GetString( SR.InternalError ), null );
}
localResourceManagerShim.Reenlist(
(UInt32) localEnlistment.ProxyPrepareInfoByteArray.Length,
localEnlistment.ProxyPrepareInfoByteArray,
out localOutcome );
if ( OletxTransactionOutcome.NotKnownYet == localOutcome )
{
Object syncRoot = localEnlistment;
lock( syncRoot )
{
if ( OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Done == localEnlistment.State )
{
// We may be racing with a RecoveryComplete here. Just forget about this
// enlistment.
localEnlistment = null;
}
else
{
// Put the enlistment back on the end of the list for retry later.
lock( resourceManager.reenlistList )
{
resourceManager.reenlistList.Add(
localEnlistment
);
localEnlistment = null;
}
}
}
}
}
catch ( COMException ex ) // or whatever exception gets thrown if we get a bad hr.
{
if ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == ex.ErrorCode )
{
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
ExceptionConsumedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
ex );
}
if ( NativeMethods.XACT_E_CONNECTION_DOWN == ex.ErrorCode )
{
// Release the resource manager so we can create a new one.
resourceManager.ResourceManagerShim = null;
// Now create a new resource manager with the proxy.
localResourceManagerShim = resourceManager.ResourceManagerShim;
}
}
else
{
// Unexpected exception, rethrow it.
throw;
}
}
// If we get here and we still have localEnlistment, then we got the outcome.
if ( null != localEnlistment )
{
Object syncRoot = localEnlistment;
lock ( syncRoot )
{
if ( OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Done == localEnlistment.State )
{
// We may be racing with a RecoveryComplete here. Just forget about this
// enlistment.
localEnlistment = null;
}
else
{
// We are going to send the notification to the RM. We need to put the
// enlistment on the reenlistPendingList. We lock the reenlistList because
// we have decided that is the lock that protects both lists. The entry will
// be taken off the reenlistPendingList when the enlistment has
// EnlistmentDone called on it. The enlistment will call
// RemoveFromReenlistPending.
lock( resourceManager.reenlistList )
{
resourceManager.reenlistPendingList.Add( localEnlistment );
}
if ( OletxTransactionOutcome.Committed == localOutcome )
{
localEnlistment.State = OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Committing;
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
EnlistmentNotificationCallTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
localEnlistment.EnlistmentTraceId,
NotificationCall.Commit
);
}
localEnlistment.EnlistmentNotification.Commit( localEnlistment );
}
else if ( OletxTransactionOutcome.Aborted == localOutcome )
{
localEnlistment.State = OletxEnlistment.OletxEnlistmentState.Aborting;
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Verbose )
{
EnlistmentNotificationCallTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
localEnlistment.EnlistmentTraceId,
NotificationCall.Rollback
);
}
localEnlistment.EnlistmentNotification.Rollback( localEnlistment );
}
else
{
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Critical )
{
InternalErrorTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
""
);
}
throw TransactionException.Create( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ), SR.GetString( SR.InternalError ), null );
}
}
}
} // end of if null != localEnlistment
} // end of if null != localEnlistment
}
}
localResourceManagerShim = null;
// Check to see if there is more work to do.
lock( resourceManager.reenlistList )
{
lock( resourceManager )
{
// Get the current count on the list.
localLoopCount = resourceManager.reenlistList.Count;
if ( ( 0 >= localLoopCount ) && ( 0 >= resourceManager.reenlistPendingList.Count ) )
{
// No more entries on the list. Try calling ReenlistComplete on the proxy, if
// appropriate.
// If the application has called RecoveryComplete,
// we are responsible for calling ReenlistComplete on the
// proxy.
success = resourceManager.CallProxyReenlistComplete();
if ( success )
{
// Okay, the reenlist thread is done and we don't need to schedule another one.
disposeLocalTimer = true;
}
else
{
// We couldn't talk to the proxy to do ReenlistComplete, so schedule
// the thread again for 10 seconds from now.
resourceManager.reenlistThreadTimer = localTimer;
if( !localTimer.Change( 10000, Timeout.Infinite ))
{
throw TransactionException.CreateInvalidOperationException(
SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceLtm ),
SR.GetString(SR.UnexpectedTimerFailure),
null
);
}
}
}
else
{
// There are still entries on the list, so they must not be
// resovled, yet. Schedule the thread again in 10 seconds.
resourceManager.reenlistThreadTimer = localTimer;
if( !localTimer.Change( 10000, Timeout.Infinite ))
{
throw TransactionException.CreateInvalidOperationException(
SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceLtm ),
SR.GetString(SR.UnexpectedTimerFailure),
null
);
}
}
resourceManager.reenlistThread = null;
}
if ( DiagnosticTrace.Information )
{
MethodExitedTraceRecord.Trace( SR.GetString( SR.TraceSourceOletx ),
"OletxResourceManager.ReenlistThread"
);
}
return;
}
} // end of outer-most try
finally
{
localResourceManagerShim = null;
if ( ( disposeLocalTimer ) && ( null != localTimer ) )
{
localTimer.Dispose();
}
}
} // end of ReenlistThread method;
}
// This is the base class for all enlistment objects. The enlistment objects provide the callback
// that is made from the application and pass it through to the proxy.
abstract class OletxBaseEnlistment
{
protected Guid enlistmentGuid;
protected OletxResourceManager oletxResourceManager;
protected OletxTransaction oletxTransaction;
protected string transactionGuidString;
protected int enlistmentId;
// this needs to be internal so it can be set from the recovery information during Reenlist.
internal EnlistmentTraceIdentifier traceIdentifier;
// Owning public Enlistment object
protected InternalEnlistment internalEnlistment;
public OletxBaseEnlistment(
OletxResourceManager oletxResourceManager,
OletxTransaction oletxTransaction
)
{
Guid resourceManagerId = Guid.Empty;
enlistmentGuid = Guid.NewGuid();
this.oletxResourceManager = oletxResourceManager;
this.oletxTransaction = oletxTransaction;
if ( null != oletxTransaction )
{
this.enlistmentId = oletxTransaction.realOletxTransaction.enlistmentCount++;
this.transactionGuidString = oletxTransaction.realOletxTransaction.TxGuid.ToString();
}
else
{
this.transactionGuidString = Guid.Empty.ToString();
}
this.traceIdentifier = EnlistmentTraceIdentifier.Empty;
}
protected EnlistmentTraceIdentifier InternalTraceIdentifier
{
get
{
if ( EnlistmentTraceIdentifier.Empty == this.traceIdentifier )
{
lock( this )
{
if ( EnlistmentTraceIdentifier.Empty == this.traceIdentifier )
{
Guid rmId = Guid.Empty;
if ( null != oletxResourceManager )
{
rmId = this.oletxResourceManager.resourceManagerIdentifier;
}
EnlistmentTraceIdentifier temp;
if ( null != this.oletxTransaction )
{
temp = new EnlistmentTraceIdentifier( rmId, oletxTransaction.TransactionTraceId, this.enlistmentId );
}
else
{
TransactionTraceIdentifier txTraceId = new TransactionTraceIdentifier( this.transactionGuidString, 0 );
temp = new EnlistmentTraceIdentifier( rmId, txTraceId, this.enlistmentId );
}
Thread.MemoryBarrier();
this.traceIdentifier = temp;
}
}
}
return this.traceIdentifier;
}
}
protected void AddToEnlistmentTable()
{
lock( oletxResourceManager.enlistmentHashtable.SyncRoot )
{
oletxResourceManager.enlistmentHashtable.Add( enlistmentGuid, this );
}
}
protected void RemoveFromEnlistmentTable()
{
lock( oletxResourceManager.enlistmentHashtable.SyncRoot )
{
oletxResourceManager.enlistmentHashtable.Remove( enlistmentGuid );
}
}
}
} // end of namespace
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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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