Package org.optaplanner.core.impl.solver

Class DefaultSolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

java.lang.Object

org.optaplanner.core.impl.solver.DefaultSolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Type Parameters:

Solution_ - the solution type, the class with the PlanningSolution annotation

ProblemId_ - the ID type of a submitted problem, such as Long or UUID.

All Implemented Interfaces:

AutoCloseable, SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

public final class DefaultSolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>
extends Object
implements SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
protected org.slf4j.Logger	logger

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DefaultSolverManager(SolverFactory<Solution_> solverFactory, SolverManagerConfig solverManagerConfig)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	close()	Terminates all solvers, cancels all solver jobs that haven't (re)started yet and discards all queued ProblemFactChanges.
protected ConcurrentMap<Object,DefaultSolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_>>	getProblemIdToSolverJobMap()
SolverFactory<Solution_>	getSolverFactory()
SolverStatus	getSolverStatus(ProblemId_ problemId)	Returns if the Solver is scheduled to solve, actively solving or not.
SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_>	solve(ProblemId_ problemId, Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder, Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer, BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)	As defined by SolverManager.solve(Object, Function, Consumer).
protected SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_>	solve(ProblemId_ problemId, Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder, Consumer<? super Solution_> bestSolutionConsumer, Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer, BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)
SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_>	solveAndListen(ProblemId_ problemId, Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder, Consumer<? super Solution_> bestSolutionConsumer, Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer, BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)	As defined by SolverManager.solveAndListen(Object, Function, Consumer).
void	terminateEarly(ProblemId_ problemId)	Terminates the solver or cancels the solver job if it hasn't (re)started yet.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.optaplanner.core.api.solver.SolverManager

solve, solve, solve, solve, solveAndListen, solveAndListen

Field Detail

logger

protected final transient org.slf4j.Logger logger

Constructor Detail

DefaultSolverManager

public DefaultSolverManager(SolverFactory<Solution_> solverFactory,
                            SolverManagerConfig solverManagerConfig)

Method Detail

getSolverFactory

public SolverFactory<Solution_> getSolverFactory()

getProblemIdToSolverJobMap

protected ConcurrentMap<Object,DefaultSolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_>> getProblemIdToSolverJobMap()

solve

public SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_> solve(ProblemId_ problemId,
                                                   Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder,
                                                   Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer,
                                                   BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)

Description copied from interface: SolverManager

As defined by SolverManager.solve(Object, Function, Consumer).

Specified by:

solve in interface SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Parameters:

problemId - never null, a ID for each planning problem. This must be unique. Use this problemId to terminate the solver early, to get the status or if the problem changes while solving.

problemFinder - never null, function that returns a PlanningSolution, usually with uninitialized planning variables

finalBestSolutionConsumer - sometimes null, called only once, at the end, on a consumer thread

exceptionHandler - sometimes null, called if an exception or error occurs. If null it defaults to logging the exception as an error.

Returns:

never null

solveAndListen

public SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_> solveAndListen(ProblemId_ problemId,
                                                            Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder,
                                                            Consumer<? super Solution_> bestSolutionConsumer,
                                                            Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer,
                                                            BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)

Description copied from interface: SolverManager

As defined by SolverManager.solveAndListen(Object, Function, Consumer).

The final best solution is delivered twice: first to the bestSolutionConsumer when it is found and then again to the finalBestSolutionConsumer when the solver terminates. Do not store the solution twice. This allows for use cases that only process the Score first (during best solution changed events) and then store the solution upon termination.

Specified by:

solveAndListen in interface SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Parameters:

problemId - never null, an ID for each planning problem. This must be unique. Use this problemId to terminate the solver early, to get the status or if the problem changes while solving.

problemFinder - never null, function that returns a PlanningSolution, usually with uninitialized planning variables

bestSolutionConsumer - never null, called multiple times, on a consumer thread

finalBestSolutionConsumer - sometimes null, called only once, at the end, on a consumer thread. That final best solution is already consumed by the bestSolutionConsumer earlier.

exceptionHandler - sometimes null, called if an exception or error occurs. If null it defaults to logging the exception as an error.

Returns:

never null

solve

protected SolverJob<Solution_,ProblemId_> solve(ProblemId_ problemId,
                                                      Function<? super ProblemId_,? extends Solution_> problemFinder,
                                                      Consumer<? super Solution_> bestSolutionConsumer,
                                                      Consumer<? super Solution_> finalBestSolutionConsumer,
                                                      BiConsumer<? super ProblemId_,? super Throwable> exceptionHandler)

getSolverStatus

public SolverStatus getSolverStatus(ProblemId_ problemId)

Description copied from interface: SolverManager

Returns if the Solver is scheduled to solve, actively solving or not.

Returns SolverStatus.NOT_SOLVING if the solver already terminated or if the problemId was never added. To distinguish between both cases, use SolverJob.getSolverStatus() instead. Here, that distinction is not supported because it would cause a memory leak.

Specified by:

getSolverStatus in interface SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Parameters:

problemId - never null, a value given to SolverManager.solve(Object, Function, Consumer) or SolverManager.solveAndListen(Object, Function, Consumer)

Returns:

never null

terminateEarly

public void terminateEarly(ProblemId_ problemId)

Description copied from interface: SolverManager

Terminates the solver or cancels the solver job if it hasn't (re)started yet.

Does nothing if the solver already terminated or the problemId was never added. To distinguish between both cases, use SolverJob.terminateEarly() instead. Here, that distinction is not supported because it would cause a memory leak.

Waits for the termination or cancellation to complete before returning. During termination, a bestSolutionConsumer could still be called (on a consumer thread), before this method returns.

Specified by:

terminateEarly in interface SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>

Parameters:

problemId - never null, a value given to SolverManager.solve(Object, Function, Consumer) or SolverManager.solveAndListen(Object, Function, Consumer)

close

public void close()

Description copied from interface: SolverManager

Terminates all solvers, cancels all solver jobs that haven't (re)started yet and discards all queued ProblemFactChanges. Releases all thread pool resources.

No new planning problems can be submitted after calling this method.

Specified by:

close in interface AutoCloseable

Specified by:

close in interface SolverManager<Solution_,ProblemId_>