/// <summary>
/// Blocks the calling thread until the queue of pending responses is fully exhausted (all responses received
/// by the server).
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Drain()
{
// Synchronize access - this will take another lock if the call originates from "Close", but it actually
// won't: the lock's owning thread will fly through since it owns the lock - everybody else will be stuck.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
// Validate connection status.
if (!((this.Status == ConnectionStatus.Connected) || (this.Status == ConnectionStatus.Closing)))
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.DrainingStarted
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionDrainingStarted
);
}
// Cache current status to resore later.
ConnectionStatus previousStatus = this.Status;
//Change status and perform draining.
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Draining;
// In concept, this should really be parallelized but who really cares? The cluster will refuse all
// connections, so that by not submitting more work we ARE draining all the children anyways.
// Thus the wait will still be = Max-Drain-Duration-for-slowest-host.
foreach (VoltNodeConnection connection in this.ConnectionPool)
{
// Sub-connection might have died, in which case there won't be anything to do, but we need to make
// sure we won't die on the exception it will raise!
try
{
connection.Drain();
}
catch { }
}
// Restore status.
this.Status = previousStatus;
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.DrainingCompleted
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionDrainingCompleted
);
}
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Blocks the calling thread until the queue of pending responses is fully exhausted (all responses received
/// by the server).
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Drain()
{
// Synchronize access - this will take another lock if the call originates from "Close", but it actually
// won't: the lock's owning thread will fly through since it owns the lock - everybody else will be stuck.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
// Validate connection status.
if (!((this.Status == ConnectionStatus.Connected) || (this.Status == ConnectionStatus.Closing)))
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings_TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.DrainingStarted
, Resources.TraceConnectionDrainingStarted
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
);
}
// Cache current status to resore later.
ConnectionStatus previousStatus = this.Status;
//Change status and perform draining.
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Draining;
while (this.ExecutionCache.Size > 0)
{
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
// Restore status.
this.Status = previousStatus;
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings_TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.DrainingCompleted
, Resources.TraceConnectionDrainingCompleted
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
);
}
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Provides a hookup on internal completetion of procedure calls (used by derived classes for performance
/// monitoring and tracing.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="executionId">The execution id of the request that was just completed.</param>
/// <param name="procedure">The name of the procedure that was run.</param>
/// <param name="executionDuration">The duration of the execution that was just completed.</param>
/// <param name="status">The status of the execution request's response.</param>
/// <param name="bytesReceived">Size of the response, in bytes, for network I/O tracking.</param>
internal void OnExecutionComplete(
long executionId
, string procedure
, int executionDuration
, ResponseStatus status
, long bytesReceived
)
{
// TODO: Revise network tracking so that dropped (timeout or cancel) responses are still tracked adequately
// Track statistics as needed.
TrackStatisticsCloseRequest(executionId, procedure, executionDuration, status, bytesReceived);
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings_TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
status != ResponseStatus.Success
? TraceEventType.Error
: TraceEventType.Information
, status == ResponseStatus.Timedout
? VoltTraceEventType.ExecutionTimedout
: status == ResponseStatus.Failed
? VoltTraceEventType.ExecutionFailed
: status == ResponseStatus.Aborted
? VoltTraceEventType.ExecutionAborted
: VoltTraceEventType.ExecutionCompleted
, status == ResponseStatus.Timedout
? Resources.TraceExecutionTimedout
: status == ResponseStatus.Failed
? Resources.TraceExecutionFailed
: status == ResponseStatus.Aborted
? Resources.TraceExecutionAborted
: Resources.TraceExecutionCompleted
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
, executionId
, procedure
, executionDuration
);
}
// Confirm the item as removed in the execution cache.
this.ExecutionCache.EndRemoveItem();
}
/// <summary>
/// Closes the connection, optionally waiting for all pending responses to have been received.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="drain">True/false: whether to wait for all responses to be processed before terminating
/// the connection.</param>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Close(bool drain)
{
// Synchronize access.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
// Validate connection status.
if (this.Status != ConnectionStatus.Connected)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings_TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionClosing
, Resources.TraceConnectionClosing
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
);
}
// Set status
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Closing;
// Drain first if requested.
if (drain)
{
this.Drain();
}
// Terminate the connection (trace event for final closure will be posted there).
this.Terminate();
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Closes the connection, optionally waiting for all pending responses to have been received.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="drain">True/false: whether to wait for all responses to be processed before terminating the
/// connection.</param>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Close(bool drain)
{
// Synchronize access.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
try
{
// Validate connection status.
if (this.Status != ConnectionStatus.Connected)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(
string.Format(
Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus
, this.Status
)
);
}
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionClosing
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionClosing
);
}
// Set status.
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Closing;
// Drain first if requested (we do not call the child's CLose(drain) method because we want to make
// sure tracing at the top level is consistent).
if (drain)
{
this.Drain();
}
// Close connections
foreach (VoltNodeConnection connection in this.ConnectionPool)
{
// Sub-connection might have died, in which case there won't be anything to do, but we need to
// make sure we won't die on the exception it will raise!
try
{
connection.Close(false);
}
catch { }
}
// Stop the callback executor's threads. This will also drain callback execution, ensuring every
// triggered callback actually gets executed before the executor is shut down.
this.CallbackExecutor.Stop();
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionClosed
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionClosed
);
}
}
finally
{
// Mark connection as closed
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Closed;
}
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Open the cluster connections: the provided settings are analyzed to deploy a full list of IP Endpoints
/// (IP:port) of nodes to which we should connect. Child connections are then opened in parallel to all those
/// endpoints. Depending on your settings and the cluster configuration, a failure can mean the "Open" method
/// will fail (and throw details about the errors encountered), or move forth (all connections opened, of
/// course; but also in cases where the configuration indicates that a partial connection is valid, the
/// connection will be allowed to stay available).
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Open()
{
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
// Validate connection status.
if (this.Status != ConnectionStatus.Closed)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
// Set status to "connecting".
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Connecting;
try
{
// Deploy the connection settings into individual IPEndPoint connections.
ConnectionSettings[] clusterSettings = this.Settings.ClusterConnectionSettings;
// Create delegate for invokation.
OpenChildConnectionDelegate handler = this.OpenChildConnection;
// Empty the connection list if this is happening after a close event.
this.ConnectionPool.Clear();
this.ConnectionCount = 0;
// Reset connection monitoring flags.
this.ConnectionExceptionList = new List <Exception>();
this.ConnectionExceptionCount = 0;
// Prepare async operation - we open connections in parallel (as much as the system will allow,
// that is by blocks of 64 maximum - the size limit for a WaitHandle[] that WaitAll will accept).
for (int batchStart = 0; batchStart < clusterSettings.Length; batchStart += 64)
{
int batchLength = Math.Min(clusterSettings.Length - batchStart, 64);
// Create a block of wait handles.
WaitHandle[] waitHandles = new WaitHandle[batchLength];
// Kick off connection.Open requests - finalization will be processed in parallel as well.
// We will check the results after al threads have returned or a timeout.
// Now technically, since we're doing this in batches of 64, if we have 65 connections, it
// means we will wait for the first 64 connections to be open (or fail to open) before trying
// out for the 65th. Not ideal, but probably not a case to seriously worry about.
for (int sourceIndex = batchStart; sourceIndex < batchLength + batchStart; sourceIndex++)
{
IAsyncResult ar = handler.BeginInvoke(clusterSettings[sourceIndex], null, handler);
waitHandles[sourceIndex - batchStart] = ar.AsyncWaitHandle;
}
// Now wait for all connections to complete before proceeding to check the results.
if (!WaitHandle.WaitAll(
waitHandles
, this.Settings.ConnectionTimeout == Timeout.Infinite
? Timeout.Infinite
: this.Settings.ConnectionTimeout * batchLength)
)
{
// At least one of the connections timeout. If we're in "ConnectToAllOrNone" mode, trigger
// termination.
if (this.Settings.ConnectToAllOrNone)
{
lock ((this.ConnectionPool as IList).SyncRoot)
throw new VoltClusterConnectionException(
Resources.ClusterConnectionTimeout
, string.Join("\r\n"
, clusterSettings.Select(r =>
string.Format(
Resources.ClusterConnectionSummaryRow
, r.DefaultIPEndPoint
, this.ConnectionPool
.Exists(c => c.IPEndPoint.Equals(r.DefaultIPEndPoint))
)
).ToArray()
)
);
}
}
// Check the results.
if (this.ConnectionExceptionCount > 0)
{
// Aggregate all the exceptions to feed to the user.
lock ((this.ConnectionExceptionList as IList).SyncRoot)
throw new VoltClusterConnectionException(
Resources.ClusterConnectionFailure
, string.Join("\r\n\r\n"
, this.ConnectionExceptionList.Select(x => x.ToString()).ToArray()
)
);
}
}
// If we get here, all connections were successfully open (or in the case we're not in "All or
// nothing", some did - or did they? Make sure we have at least one!
if (this.ConnectionPool.Count < 1)
{
throw new VoltClusterConnectionException(Resources.ClusterConnectionFailureNoSingleHost
, string.Join("\r\n\r\n", this.ConnectionExceptionList.Select(x => x.ToString()).ToArray()));
}
// Record connection count for multiplexing.
this.ConnectionCount = this.ConnectionPool.Count;
// Initialize map of live connections - at the beginning, obviously, they are all alive.
// This array contains the list of Indexes of the live connections. For instance, if connection
// #2 where to die on a cluster of 3 connections , the array would be modified to: [1,3].
// Multiplexing will then load balance between those two, while the dead connection is left in the
// pool for possible recovery and statistical history support.
this.LiveConnectionIndexList = new int[this.ConnectionCount];
for (int i = 0; i < this.ConnectionCount; i++)
{
this.LiveConnectionIndexList[i] = i;
}
// Looking good... Set status to "connected".
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Connected;
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionOpened
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionOpened
, this.LeaderIPEndPoint
, this.ClusterStartTimeStamp
, this.BuildString
, string.Join("\r\n"
, clusterSettings.Select(r =>
string.Format(Resources.ClusterConnectionSummaryRow
, r.DefaultIPEndPoint
, this.ConnectionPool
.Exists(c => c.IPEndPoint.Equals(r.DefaultIPEndPoint))
)
).ToArray()
)
);
}
}
catch (Exception x)
{
try
{
// In case of failure, terminate everything immediately (will correct status)
try
{
// No waiting, no nothing: it's over - Terminate sub-connections (Terminate swallows any
// exception, so this is safe without try/catch).
foreach (VoltNodeConnection connection in this.ConnectionPool)
{
connection.Terminate();
}
this.ConnectionPool.Clear();
// Trace as needed
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionClosed
, Resources.TraceClusterConnectionClosed
);
}
}
finally
{
this.ConnectionPool.Clear();
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Closed;
}
}
catch { }
// Re-throw exception, wrapping if needed.
if (x is VoltException)
{
throw new VoltConnectionException(Resources.ClusterConnectionUnknownFailure, x);
}
else
{
throw x;
}
}
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Open the connection.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A reference to the current connection instance for action chaining.</returns>
public override VoltConnection Open()
{
// Synchronize access.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
// Validate connection status.
if (this.Status != ConnectionStatus.Closed)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
// Set status to "connecting".
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Connecting;
// Connect to the default endpoint (there should only be one anyways if this is a managed pool
// connection, otherwise, you're on your own - this is a connection, not a Pool!).
IPEndPoint endPoint = this.Settings.DefaultIPEndPoint;
try
{
// Create new socket stream and wrap a core protocol stream manager around it.
this.BaseStream = new VoltProtocolStream(endPoint, this.Settings.ConnectionTimeout);
// Now send login message.
using (Serializer serializer = new Serializer())
{
var msg = serializer
.Write(this.Settings.ServiceType.ToString().ToLowerInvariant())
.Write(this.Settings.UserID)
.WriteRaw(SHA1.Create().ComputeHash(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(this.Settings.Password)))
.GetBytes();
this.BaseStream.WriteMessage(msg.Array, msg.Offset, msg.Count);
}
// Receive and process login response message.
var deserializer = new Deserializer(this.BaseStream.ReadMessage());
LoginResponseStatus status = (LoginResponseStatus)deserializer.ReadSByte();
if (status != LoginResponseStatus.Connected)
{
// Re-package server response in an appropriate exception.
switch (status)
{
case LoginResponseStatus.ConnectionHandshakeTimeout:
throw new VoltConnectionException(
Resources.LRS_ConnectionHandshakeTimeout
, endPoint
, status
);
case LoginResponseStatus.CorruptedHandshake:
throw new VoltConnectionException(
Resources.LRS_CorruptedHandshake
, endPoint
, status
);
case LoginResponseStatus.InvalidCredentials:
throw new VoltPermissionException(
Resources.LRS_InvalidCredentials
, endPoint
, status
);
case LoginResponseStatus.ServerTooBusy:
throw new VoltConnectionException(
Resources.LRS_ServerTooBusy
, endPoint
, status
);
default:
throw new VoltConnectionException(Resources.LRS_Unknown, endPoint, status);
}
}
// Parse the rest of the response the get core cluster information.
try
{
this.ServerHostId = deserializer.ReadInt32();
this.ConnectionId = deserializer.ReadInt64();
this.ClusterStartTimeStamp = deserializer.ReadDateTimeFromMilliseconds();
this.LeaderIPEndPoint = new IPEndPoint(
new IPAddress(deserializer.ReadRaw(4))
, endPoint.Port
);
this.BuildString = deserializer.ReadString();
}
catch (Exception x)
{
throw new VoltConnectionException(Resources.LR_FailedParsingResponse, x, endPoint);
}
// Now that we are successfully connected, set the socket timeout to infinite (we are constantly
// listening for new messages).
this.BaseStream.ResetTimeout(Timeout.Infinite);
// Create background threads.
this.BackgroundNetworkThread = new Thread(this.BackgroundNetworkThreadRun)
{
IsBackground = true,
Priority = ThreadPriority.AboveNormal
};
this.BackgroundTimeoutThread = new Thread(this.BackgroundTimeoutThreadRun)
{
IsBackground = true
};
// Starting background processing threads.
this.BackgroundNetworkThread.Start();
this.BackgroundTimeoutThread.Start();
// Start Callback executor
this.CallbackExecutor.Start();
// Ensure terminal exception is reset
this.TerminalException = null;
// Connection is now ready.
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Connected;
// Initialize statistics as needed.
if (this.Settings.StatisticsEnabled)
{
this.Stats = new Dictionary <string, Statistics>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
// For lifetime statistics, keep track of previous connection cycles, if any.
if (this.LifetimeStats != null)
{
if (this.PastLifetimeStats != null)
{
this.PastLifetimeStats.SummarizeWith(this.LifetimeStats);
}
else
{
this.PastLifetimeStats = this.LifetimeStats;
}
}
this.LifetimeStats = new Statistics();
}
// Trace as needed
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionOpened
, Resources.TraceConnectionOpened
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
, endPoint
, this.LeaderIPEndPoint
, this.ClusterStartTimeStamp
, this.BuildString
);
}
}
catch (Exception x)
{
try
{
// In case of failure, terminate everything immediately (will correct status).
this.Terminate();
}
catch { }
// Re-throw exception, wrapping if needed.
if (x is VoltException)
{
throw new VoltConnectionException(Resources.ConnectionFailure, x, endPoint);
}
else
{
throw x;
}
}
}
return(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Terminates the connection and closes all resources.
/// </summary>
internal void Terminate()
{
// Mark connection as closed
this.Status = ConnectionStatus.Closed;
// Stop background threads - swallow any undue exception...
try
{
// Kill the threads, the stream.
try
{
if (this.OwnsCallbackExecutor)
{
this.CallbackExecutor.Stop();
}
this.BackgroundNetworkThread.Abort();
this.BackgroundTimeoutThread.Abort();
this.BaseStream.Close();
}
catch { }
// Trigger all callbacks on executions we will not be able to fulfill.
try
{
long[] killList = this.ExecutionCache.GetCurrentItems();
while (killList.Length > 0)
{
foreach (long expiredExecutionId in killList)
{
// Get the response from the stack
Response response = this.ExecutionCache.BeginRemoveItem(expiredExecutionId);
// If the response wasn't already dealt with, finalize processing.
if (response != null)
{
// Trigger the callback. The call is non-blocking: the callback is queued for
// execution in the ThreadPool.
response.OnExecutionAbort();
// Call completion handler for classes that provide additional tracking.
this.OnExecutionComplete(
expiredExecutionId
, response.Procedure
, response.ExecutionDuration
, response.Status
, 0 // Not accurate: the response might come later...
);
}
}
Thread.Sleep(10);
killList = this.ExecutionCache.GetCurrentItems();
}
}
catch { }
// Freeze statistics so the elapsed time doesn't report nonsensical figures.
if (this.Settings.StatisticsEnabled)
{
lock ((this.Stats as IDictionary).SyncRoot)
foreach (KeyValuePair <string, Statistics> pair in this.Stats)
{
pair.Value.Freeze();
}
this.LifetimeStats.Freeze();
}
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings.TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ConnectionClosed
, Resources.TraceConnectionClosed
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
);
}
}
catch { }
}
/// <summary>
/// Asynchronously execute a procedure against a VoltDB database, returning immediately to the calling thread.
/// The provided callback will be fired upon completion.
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T">Data type of the expected response result for the call (Table[], Table,
/// SingleRowTable[], SingleRowTable, T[][], T[] or T, with T one of the supported value types).</typeparam>
/// <param name="callback">The callback method to call upon completion.</param>
/// <param name="state">A user-defined state object to be passed to your callback through the Response's
/// .AsyncState property</param>
/// <param name="timeout">Timeout value (overrides connection settings DefaultCommandTimeout). Use
/// Timeout.Infinite or -1 for infinite timeout.</param>
/// <param name="procedure">The name of the procedure to call.</param>
/// <param name="procedureUtf8">The UTF-8 bytes of the procedure name.</param>
/// <param name="parameters">List of parameters to pass to the procedure.</param>
/// <returns>The execution handle for the request.</returns>
public override AsyncResponse <T> BeginExecute <T>(
ExecuteAsyncCallback <T> callback
, object state
, int timeout
, string procedure
, byte[] procedureUtf8
, params object[] parameters
)
{
// Correct default timeout usage.
if (timeout == 0)
{
timeout = this.Settings_DefaultCommandTimeout;
}
else if (timeout < -1)
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidTimeoutValue, timeout));
}
// Validate connection status.
if (this.Status != ConnectionStatus.Connected)
{
if (this.TerminalException != null)
{
throw this.TerminalException;
}
else
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(string.Format(Resources.InvalidConnectionStatus, this.Status));
}
}
// Assign execution id.
long executionId = Interlocked.Increment(ref this.ExecutionId);
// Prepare the response object.
AsyncResponse <T> response = new AsyncResponse <T>(this, executionId, timeout, callback, state, procedure, parameters);
// Attempt asynchronouse execution - any failure will trigger a synchronous failure.
try
{
// This might fail (invalid parameters / exceeding max string length, for instance) - the equivalent of an
// ArgumentException, so we leave it outside of the try/catch block related to protecting ourselves against
// connectivity issues.
var message = GetProcedureCallMessage(executionId, procedureUtf8, parameters);
// Block if we reached queue capacity.
while (this.ExecutionCache.Size >= this.Settings_MaxOutstandingTxns)
{
Thread.Sleep(1);
}
// The request appears to be properly formatted and ready to ship - push it in the queue.
this.ExecutionCache.AddItem(response);
// Write out execution request to protocol stream - lock out access for thread safety around the underlying
// stream.
lock (this.SyncRoot)
{
try
{
this.BaseStream.WriteMessage(message.Array, message.Offset, message.Count);
}
catch (Exception x)
{
// We will only get here in case of a network/connection failure.
// Swallow any exception: the background processing thread will pick up a network failure as well
// and we will let it initiate termination and kick out the abort on the request just posted.
// We still set the Terminal exception so we report the *first* exception encountered (failing to
// write on the stream here, in case the background thread picks things up first, failing to read).
this.TerminalException = new VoltExecutionException(Resources.ConnectionClosedDuringAWrite, x);
// But, as stated, we do not re-throw: connection termination will ensure that all pending requests
// are rejected with an "abort" exception. The next execution call will fail directly on a
// "connection closed" error, or be blocked until recovery is complete.
}
}
// Track statistics as needed.
TrackStatisticsOpenRequest(procedure, message.Count);
// Trace as needed.
if (this.Settings_TraceEnabled)
{
VoltTrace.TraceEvent(
TraceEventType.Information
, VoltTraceEventType.ExecutionStarted
, Resources.TraceExecutionStarted
, this.ServerHostId
, this.ConnectionId
, executionId
, procedure
);
}
}
catch (Exception x)
{
response.OnExecutionRequestFailed(new VoltExecutionException(Resources.RequestExecutionFailure, x));
}
// Return execution handle to caller.
return(response);
}
