org.wildfly.naming.client

Class RetryContext

java.lang.Object

org.wildfly.naming.client.RetryContext

public final class RetryContext
extends Object

A context with an invocation life-span that maintains state useful to retrying naming operations.

Author:

Jason T. Greene

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RetryContext()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addExplicitFailure(Throwable failure) Indicates to a naming provider that this exception should be thrown, as opposed to a "no more destinations" summary exception, if no other destinations are successful during the invocation.
void	addFailure(Throwable failure) Register an exception that was observed while attempting to execute an operation against a destination.
void	addTransientFail(URI destination) Registers a destination as having transiently failed.
URI	currentDestination() Gets the current destination being attempted by the invocation.
List<Throwable>	getFailures() Gets a list of exceptions for failures that have occurred while retrying this invocation.
boolean	hasExplicitFailure() Returns true if an explicit failure has been registered.
boolean	hasTransientlyFailed(URI destination) Indicates whether the specified destination has been registered as failing as part of this invocation.
void	setCurrentDestination(URI destination) Sets the current destination being attempted by the invocation.
int	transientFailCount() Return the current number of transient failures that have been registered against this context.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

RetryContext

public RetryContext()

Method Detail

setCurrentDestination

public void setCurrentDestination(URI destination)

Sets the current destination being attempted by the invocation.

Parameters:

destination - the current destination

currentDestination

public URI currentDestination()

Gets the current destination being attempted by the invocation.

Returns:

the current destination

hasTransientlyFailed

public boolean hasTransientlyFailed(URI destination)

Indicates whether the specified destination has been registered as failing as part of this invocation. Note that this will only return true for destinations that have transiently failed. If there is a blacklist entry for a destination, then it is not recorded as a transient failure.

Parameters:

destination - the destination to check

Returns:

true if a transient failure is registered

addTransientFail

public void addTransientFail(URI destination)

Registers a destination as having transiently failed. Destinations that have transiently failed should not be retried in the corresponding invocation of this context. However, future invocations should retry, unlike a black-listed destination, which instead utilizes time-based back-off.

Parameters:

destination - the destination to record a transient failure

transientFailCount

public int transientFailCount()

Return the current number of transient failures that have been registered against this context.

Returns:

the number of transient failures registered

getFailures

public List<Throwable> getFailures()

Gets a list of exceptions for failures that have occurred while retrying this invocation. Note that this list may include both black-listed and transient failures, and is not necessarily exhaustive. This list is purely intended for informational error-reporting. Callers should not make assumptions based on the content of it.

Returns:

a list of throwables thrown while attempting contact with a destination

addExplicitFailure

public void addExplicitFailure(Throwable failure)

Indicates to a naming provider that this exception should be thrown, as opposed to a "no more destinations" summary exception, if no other destinations are successful during the invocation.

Parameters:

failure - the Throwable that should be thrown if no other destinations succeed.

hasExplicitFailure

public boolean hasExplicitFailure()

Returns true if an explicit failure has been registered. This occurs as the result of a call to addExplicitFailure(Throwable).

Returns:

true if an explicit failure has been registered.

addFailure

public void addFailure(Throwable failure)

Register an exception that was observed while attempting to execute an operation against a destination.

Parameters:

failure - the throwable thrown during a destination attempt