sunhaibotb commented on a change in pull request #10151: [FLINK-14231] Handle 
the processing-time timers when closing operators to make endInput semantics on 
the operator chain strict
URL: https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/10151#discussion_r356509927
 
 

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 File path: 
flink-streaming-java/src/main/java/org/apache/flink/streaming/runtime/tasks/ProcessingTimeServiceImpl.java
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 @@ -39,11 +78,282 @@ public long getCurrentProcessingTime() {
 
        @Override
        public ScheduledFuture<?> registerTimer(long timestamp, 
ProcessingTimeCallback target) {
-               return timerService.registerTimer(timestamp, 
processingTimeCallbackWrapper.apply(target));
+               if (isQuiesced()) {
+                       return new NeverCompleteFuture(
+                               
ProcessingTimeServiceUtil.getProcessingTimeDelay(timestamp, 
getCurrentProcessingTime()));
+               }
+
+               final TimerScheduledFuture<?> timer = new 
TimerScheduledFuture<Void>(false, this::removeUndoneTimer);
+               undoneTimers.put(timer, Boolean.TRUE);
+
+               // double check to deal with the following race conditions:
+               // 1. canceling timers from the undone table occurs before 
putting this timer into the undone table
+               //    (see #cancelTimersNotInExecuting())
+               // 2. using the size of the undone table to determine if all 
timers have done occurs before putting
+               //    this timer into the undone table (see 
#tryCompleteTimersDoneFutureIfQuiesced())
+               if (isQuiesced()) {
+                       removeUndoneTimer(timer);
+                       return new NeverCompleteFuture(
+                               
ProcessingTimeServiceUtil.getProcessingTimeDelay(timestamp, 
getCurrentProcessingTime()));
+               }
+
+               timer.bind(timerService.registerTimer(timestamp, 
timer.getCallback(processingTimeCallbackWrapper.apply(target))));
+
+               return timer;
        }
 
        @Override
        public ScheduledFuture<?> scheduleAtFixedRate(ProcessingTimeCallback 
callback, long initialDelay, long period) {
-               return 
timerService.scheduleAtFixedRate(processingTimeCallbackWrapper.apply(callback), 
initialDelay, period);
+               if (isQuiesced()) {
+                       return new NeverCompleteFuture(initialDelay);
+               }
+
+               final TimerScheduledFuture<?> timer = new 
TimerScheduledFuture<Void>(true, this::removeUndoneTimer);
+               undoneTimers.put(timer, Boolean.TRUE);
+
+               // double check to deal with the following race conditions:
+               // 1. canceling timers from the undone table occurs before 
putting this timer into the undone table
+               //    (see #cancelTimersNotInExecuting())
+               // 2. using the size of the undone table to determine if all 
timers have done occurs before putting
+               //    this timer into the undone table (see 
#tryCompleteTimersDoneFutureIfQuiesced())
+               if (isQuiesced()) {
+                       removeUndoneTimer(timer);
+                       return new NeverCompleteFuture(initialDelay);
+               }
+
+               timer.bind(
+                       timerService.scheduleAtFixedRate(
+                               
timer.getCallback(processingTimeCallbackWrapper.apply(callback)), initialDelay, 
period));
+
+               return timer;
+       }
+
+       void quiesce() {
+               status.compareAndSet(STATUS_ALIVE, STATUS_QUIESCED);
+       }
+
+       /**
+        * This is an idempotent method to allow to repeatedly call.
+        */
+       CompletableFuture<Void> cancelTimersGracefullyAfterQuiesce() {
+               checkState(status.get() == STATUS_QUIESCED);
+
+               if (!timersDoneFutureAfterQuiescing.isDone()) {
+                       if (!cancelTimersNotInExecuting()) {
+                               return FutureUtils.completedExceptionally(new 
CancellationException("Cancel timers failed"));
+                       }
+                       tryCompleteTimersDoneFutureIfQuiesced();
+               }
+
+               return timersDoneFutureAfterQuiescing;
+       }
+
+       @VisibleForTesting
+       int getNumUndoneTimers() {
+               return undoneTimers.size();
+       }
+
+       private boolean isQuiesced() {
+               return status.get() == STATUS_QUIESCED;
+       }
+
+       private void removeUndoneTimer(TimerScheduledFuture<?> timer) {
+               undoneTimers.remove(timer);
+               tryCompleteTimersDoneFutureIfQuiesced();
+       }
+
+       private void tryCompleteTimersDoneFutureIfQuiesced() {
+               if (isQuiesced() && getNumUndoneTimers() == 0) {
+                       timersDoneFutureAfterQuiescing.complete(null);
+               }
+       }
+
+       private boolean cancelTimersNotInExecuting() {
+               // we should cancel the timers in descending timestamp order
+               TimerScheduledFuture<?>[] timers = 
undoneTimers.keySet().toArray(new TimerScheduledFuture<?>[0]);
+               Arrays.sort(timers, Comparator.reverseOrder());
+               for (TimerScheduledFuture<?> timer : timers) {
+                       if (!timer.cancel(false) && 
!timer.canDoneIfCancellationFailure()) {
+                               return false;
+                       }
+               }
+               return true;
+       }
+
+       static final class TimerScheduledFuture<V> implements 
ScheduledFuture<V> {
 
 Review comment:
   Not.  It may be that my previous expression is not accurate. The intended 
behavior of `TimerScheduledFuture#cancel(interrupt = false)` is:
   
   For one shot timer:
   1. If  `#onProcessingTime()` has not been executed, prevents it from 
executing. Then triggers  `#removeUndoneTimer()` and returns true.
   2. Else if `#onProcessingTime()`  is executing, returns false. 
`onProcessingTime()` will continue to execute asynchronously and trigger 
`#removeUndoneTimer()` after the execution is finished.
   3. Else returns false. (`#onProcessingTime()`  has already finished normally 
or abnormally)
   
   For periodic timer:
   1. If `#onProcessingTime()` is not in execution, prevents it from executing 
and ensure that `#onProcessingTime()` will not be fired to execute in the 
future. Then triggers `#removeUndoneTimer()` and returns true.
   2. If `#onProcessingTime()` is executing, try to call the underlying 
`ScheduledFuture#cancel(interrupt = false)` to ensure that 
`#onProcessingTime()` will not be fired to execute in the future. Returns true 
if successful, false otherwise. The currently executing ``onProcessingTime()` 
will continue to execute asynchronously and trigger #removeUndoneTimer()`  
after execution is finished..
   
   I'll comments on `TimerScheduledFuture#cancel`.

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