Examples of com.opengamma.engine.exec.plan.GraphExecutionPlan

com.opengamma.engine.exec.plan.GraphExecutionPlan
Describes a way of executing a dependency graph - that is, a sequence of jobs that will produce the desired result.
An execution plan may be executed on an arbitrary node set, but is typically generated in such a way that it will perform best on a given configuration (for example it might have been created with the intention of being used on {@code X} calculation nodes, each with {@code Y} available execution threads).


  private GraphExecutionPlan createPlan() {
    final PlannedJob job1 = new PlannedJob(1, createJobItems(1), CacheSelectHint.allShared(), null, null);
    final PlannedJob job2 = new PlannedJob(1, createJobItems(2), CacheSelectHint.allShared(), null, new PlannedJob[] {job1 });
    final PlannedJob job3 = new PlannedJob(0, createJobItems(3), CacheSelectHint.allShared(), new PlannedJob[] {job2 }, null);
    return new GraphExecutionPlan("Default", 0, Arrays.asList(job3), 3, 2d, 10d, 20d);
  }

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  // DependencyGraphExecutor


  @Override
  public DependencyGraphExecutionFuture execute(final DependencyGraph graph) {
    final GraphExecutionPlan plan = getPlanner().createPlan(graph, getCycle().getViewProcessContext().getExecutionLogModeSource(), getCycle().getFunctionInitId());
    final PlanExecutor executor = new PlanExecutor(getCycle(), plan);
    executor.start();
    return executor;
  }

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