private static void DestroyModel(AmqpModelContainer modelContainer)
{
if (modelContainer != null && modelContainer.Channel != null)
{
try
{
modelContainer.Destroy();
}
catch { }
try
{
modelContainer.Channel.Dispose();
}
catch { }
}
}
internal AmqpModelContainer GetModel(ChannelFlags flags)
{
if (flags == ChannelFlags.Consumer)
{
//Do not pool consumer related channels
return(CreateModel(flags));
}
//Search pool for a model:
AmqpModelContainer model = null;
//First get the queue
ConcurrentQueue <AmqpModelContainer> queue = _pool[(int)flags];
bool retry;
int tick = Environment.TickCount;
//Dequeue queue until an unexpired model is found
do
{
retry = false;
model = null;
if (queue.TryDequeue(out model))
{
if (HasModelExpired(tick, model))
{
DestroyModel(model); // dispose model for good
retry = true;
}
}
}while (retry);
if (model == null)
{
//Wasn't found, so create a new one
model = CreateModel(flags);
}
return(model);
}
internal void ReturnModel(AmqpModelContainer modelContainer)
{
//Do not return channel to pool if either:
//1. Pooler is disposed
//2. Channel is consumer related
//3. Channel has expired
if (_disposed || modelContainer.Discard || HasModelExpired(Environment.TickCount, modelContainer))
{
DestroyModel(modelContainer);
return;
}
//Insert model in pool
ConcurrentQueue <AmqpModelContainer> queue = _pool[(int)modelContainer.Flags];
queue.Enqueue(modelContainer);
//It's possible for the disposed flag to be set (and the pool flushed) right after the first _disposed check
//but before the modelContainer was added, so check again.
if (_disposed)
{
Flush();
}
}
private static bool HasModelExpired(int currentTickCount, AmqpModelContainer modelContainer)
{
//TickCount wrapped around (so timespan can't be trusted) or model has expired
return(currentTickCount < modelContainer.Created || modelContainer.Created < (currentTickCount - MODEL_EXPIRY_TIMESPAN));
}
