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[jira] [Created] (CAMEL-13625) Quartz2 firenow doesn't work consistently

Deepak created CAMEL-13625:
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             Summary: Quartz2 firenow doesn't work consistently
                 Key: CAMEL-13625
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-13625
             Project: Camel
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: camel-quartz2
    Affects Versions: 2.24.0
            Reporter: Deepak
         Attachments: cameltest.zip

Hi Colleagues,

We have an interesting bug in the camel-quartz2 where the firenow doesn't work consistently.

it works sometimes and sometimes it doesn't. On debug i found that the problem occurs when Scheduler starts it invokes *CamleJob,*  *CamleJob* starts executing and tries to read from *getProcessors()* method of *LoadBalancerSupport* class. sometimes *getProcessors()* method returns empty list as a result routes doesn't get executed.

*StartupListener* (QuartzComponent) gets notified much before the *QuartzConsumer* starts, as a result it is not able to get the List<Processor> from *getProcessors()* method of *LoadBalancerSupport* class.

 

Analysis of the problem

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 # *DefaultCamelContext* method *safelyStartRouteServices()* notifies QuartzComponent's *onCamelContextStarted()* method.
 # The above step starts the scheduler which then calls *execute()* method in *CamelJob* class.
 # In the execute() method it invokes *getProcessors()* method of *LoadBalancerSupport* class to get the List<Processor>.
 # Sometimes *getProcessors()*  returns empty list.
 # The reason is  List<Processor> in *LoadBalancerSupport* class is populated by *QuartzConsumer* on start of consumer. but  it is started after QuartzComponent's *onCamelContextStarted()* method is called in *DefaultCamelContext*.
 # When i checked the older version of camel which we are using in our organization 2.17.0 i see the order is different.
 # Consumer starts first then the classes that implements *StartupListener*.

To Summarize

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 # The order in which *StartupListener* and *Consumer* is started in *DefaultCamelContext* is causing race condition.
 # The older version of camel 2.17.0 order is first *Consumer* starts followed by classes that implement *StartupListener*

 

I have attached the junit with quartz2, since it is intermittent issue, i made the junit to run 1000 times and it fails randomly which proves existence of the problem.

 



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