Class DefaultFetchSchedule

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Configurable, FetchSchedule

    public class DefaultFetchSchedule
    extends AbstractFetchSchedule
    This class implements the default re-fetch schedule. That is, no matter if the page was changed or not, the fetchInterval remains unchanged, and the updated page fetchTime will always be set to fetchTime + fetchInterval * 1000.
    Author:
    Andrzej Bialecki
    • Constructor Detail

      • DefaultFetchSchedule

        public DefaultFetchSchedule()
    • Method Detail

      • setFetchSchedule

        public CrawlDatum setFetchSchedule​(Text url,
                                           CrawlDatum datum,
                                           long prevFetchTime,
                                           long prevModifiedTime,
                                           long fetchTime,
                                           long modifiedTime,
                                           int state)
        Description copied from class: AbstractFetchSchedule
        Sets the fetchInterval and fetchTime on a successfully fetched page. NOTE: this implementation resets the retry counter - extending classes should call super.setFetchSchedule() to preserve this behavior.
        Specified by:
        setFetchSchedule in interface FetchSchedule
        Overrides:
        setFetchSchedule in class AbstractFetchSchedule
        Parameters:
        url - url of the page
        datum - page description to be adjusted. NOTE: this instance, passed by reference, may be modified inside the method.
        prevFetchTime - previous value of fetch time, or 0 if not available.
        prevModifiedTime - previous value of modifiedTime, or 0 if not available.
        fetchTime - the latest time, when the page was recently re-fetched. Most FetchSchedule implementations should update the value in @see CrawlDatum to something greater than this value.
        modifiedTime - last time the content was modified. This information comes from the protocol implementations, or is set to < 0 if not available. Most FetchSchedule implementations should update the value in @see CrawlDatum to this value.
        state - if FetchSchedule.STATUS_MODIFIED, then the content is considered to be "changed" before the fetchTime, if FetchSchedule.STATUS_NOTMODIFIED then the content is known to be unchanged. This information may be obtained by comparing page signatures before and after fetching. If this is set to FetchSchedule.STATUS_UNKNOWN, then it is unknown whether the page was changed; implementations are free to follow a sensible default behavior.
        Returns:
        adjusted page information, including all original information. NOTE: this may be a different instance than @see CrawlDatum, but implementations should make sure that it contains at least all information from @see CrawlDatum}.