Merge "Add BinderCacheManager: caches Binder & notifies listeners upon death"...

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package android.telephony;

import android.annotation.NonNull;

import android.os.IBinder;

import android.os.IInterface;

import android.os.RemoteException;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.HashMap;

import java.util.NoSuchElementException;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference;

/**

 * Keeps track of the connection to a Binder node, refreshes the cache if the node dies, and lets

 * interested parties register listeners on the node to be notified when the node has died via the

 * registered {@link Runnable}.

 * @param <T> The IInterface representing the Binder type that this manager will be managing the

 *           cache of.

 * @hide

 */

public class BinderCacheManager<T extends IInterface> {

    /**

     * Factory class for creating new IInterfaces in the case that {@link #getBinder()} is

     * called and there is no active binder available.

     * @param <T> The IInterface that should be cached and returned to the caller when

     * {@link #getBinder()} is called until the Binder node dies.

     */

    public interface BinderInterfaceFactory<T> {

        /**

         * @return A new instance of the Binder node, which will be cached until it dies.

         */

        T create();

    }

    /**

     * Tracks the cached Binder node as well as the listeners that were associated with that

     * Binder node during its lifetime. If the Binder node dies, the listeners will be called and

     * then this tracker will be unlinked and cleaned up.

     */

    private class BinderDeathTracker implements IBinder.DeathRecipient {

        private final T mConnection;

        private final HashMap<Object, Runnable> mListeners = new HashMap<>();

        /**

         * Create a tracker to cache the Binder node and add the ability to listen for the cached

         * interface's death.

         */

        BinderDeathTracker(@NonNull T connection) {

            mConnection = connection;

            try {

                mConnection.asBinder().linkToDeath(this, 0 /*flags*/);

            } catch (RemoteException e) {

                // isAlive will return false.

            }

        }

        public boolean addListener(Object key, Runnable r) {

            synchronized (mListeners) {

                if (!isAlive()) return false;

                mListeners.put(key, r);

                return true;

            }

        }

        public void removeListener(Object runnableKey) {

            synchronized (mListeners) {

                mListeners.remove(runnableKey);

            }

        }

        @Override

        public void binderDied() {

            ArrayList<Runnable> listeners;

            synchronized (mListeners) {

                listeners = new ArrayList<>(mListeners.values());

                mListeners.clear();

                try {

                    mConnection.asBinder().unlinkToDeath(this, 0 /*flags*/);

                } catch (NoSuchElementException e) {

                    // No need to worry about this, this means the death recipient was never linked.

                }

            }

            listeners.forEach(Runnable::run);

        }

        /**

         * @return The cached Binder.

         */

        public T getConnection() {

            return mConnection;

        }

        /**

         * @return true if the cached Binder is alive at the time of calling, false otherwise.

         */

        public boolean isAlive() {

            return mConnection.asBinder().isBinderAlive();

        }

    }

    private final BinderInterfaceFactory<T> mBinderInterfaceFactory;

    private final AtomicReference<BinderDeathTracker> mCachedConnection;

    /**

     * Create a new instance, which manages a cached IInterface and creates new ones using the

     * provided factory when the cached IInterface dies.

     * @param factory The factory used to create new Instances of the cached IInterface when it

     *                dies.

     */

    public BinderCacheManager(BinderInterfaceFactory<T> factory) {

        mBinderInterfaceFactory = factory;

        mCachedConnection = new AtomicReference<>();

    }

    /**

     * Get the binder node connection and add a Runnable to be run if this Binder dies. Once this

     * Runnable is run, the Runnable itself is discarded and must be added again.

     * <p>

     * Note: There should be no assumptions here as to which Thread this Runnable is called on. If

     * the Runnable should be called on a specific thread, it should be up to the caller to handle

     * that in the runnable implementation.

     * @param runnableKey The Key associated with this runnable so that it can be removed later

     *                    using {@link #removeRunnable(Object)} if needed.

     * @param deadRunnable The runnable that will be run if the cached Binder node dies.

     * @return T if the runnable was added or {@code null} if the connection is not alive right now

     * and the associated runnable was never added.

     */

    public T listenOnBinder(Object runnableKey, Runnable deadRunnable) {

        if (runnableKey == null || deadRunnable == null) return null;

        BinderDeathTracker tracker = getTracker();

        if (tracker == null) return null;

        boolean addSucceeded = tracker.addListener(runnableKey, deadRunnable);

        return addSucceeded ? tracker.getConnection() : null;

    }

    /**

     * @return The cached Binder node. May return null if the requested Binder node is not currently

     * available.

     */

    public T getBinder() {

        BinderDeathTracker tracker = getTracker();

        return (tracker != null) ? tracker.getConnection() : null;

    }

    /**

     * Removes a previously registered runnable associated with the returned  cached Binder node

     * using the key it was registered with in {@link #listenOnBinder} if the runnable still exists.

     * @param runnableKey The key that was used to register the Runnable earlier.

     * @return The cached Binder node that the runnable used to registered to or null if the cached

     * Binder node is not alive anymore.

     */

    public T removeRunnable(Object runnableKey) {

        if (runnableKey == null) return null;

        BinderDeathTracker tracker = getTracker();

        if (tracker == null) return null;

        tracker.removeListener(runnableKey);

        return tracker.getConnection();

    }

    /**

     * @return The BinderDeathTracker container, which contains the cached IInterface instance or

     * null if it is not available right now.

     */

    private BinderDeathTracker getTracker() {

        return mCachedConnection.updateAndGet((oldVal) -> {

            BinderDeathTracker tracker = oldVal;

            // Update cache if no longer alive. BinderDied will eventually be called on the tracker,

            // which will call listeners & clean up.

            if (tracker == null || !tracker.isAlive()) {

                T binder = mBinderInterfaceFactory.create();

                tracker = (binder != null) ? new BinderDeathTracker(binder) : null;

            }

            return (tracker != null && tracker.isAlive()) ? tracker : null;

        });

    }

}