java.lang.Object
org.refcodes.controlflow.RetryTimeout
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Retryable,org.refcodes.mixin.Abortable,org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor,org.refcodes.mixin.Restartable
public class RetryTimeout
extends Object
implements Retryable, org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor
The
RetryTimeout can be used in loops to test whether a timeout has
been reached, if the timeout has not been reached, then a given period of
time (delay) is waited. In case no more timeout is "left" the business logic
may act accordingly such as throwing an exception.
The actual timeout being waited is the effective time elapsed from the first
call to nextRetry() till the last call to nextRetry(). Any
delay inside the iteration loop is not added up to the delay.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor
org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor.ReadTimeoutMillisBuilder<B extends org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor.ReadTimeoutMillisBuilder<B>>, org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor.ReadTimeoutMillisMutator, org.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor.ReadTimeoutMillisProperty -
Constructor Summary
ConstructorsConstructorDescriptionRetryTimeout(long aTimeoutMillis, int aRetryLoops) Constructs theRetryTimeoutwith the given timeout and the given number of retry loops.RetryTimeout(long aTimeoutMillis, long aRetryDelayInMs) Constructs theRetryTimeoutwith the given timeout and the given retry delay. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidabort()longReturns the timeout altogether theRetryTimeoutis waiting while iterating through theRetryTimeoutviahasNextRetry()andnextRetry().intThe current state regarding the retires.longReturns retry to wait in milliseconds upon callingnextRetry()).booleanReturns true in case not all retires have been used up.booleanTests whether a next retry is possible.booleanTests whether a next retry is possible.voidrestart()
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Constructor Details
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RetryTimeout
public RetryTimeout(long aTimeoutMillis, long aRetryDelayInMs) Constructs theRetryTimeoutwith the given timeout and the given retry delay. The retry number is round about: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "aTimeoutMillis / aRetryDelayInMs" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAUTION: The above mentioned is not necessarily so, in case your business logic inside the loop iterations is slow, then less retries fit in the given timeout.- Parameters:
aTimeoutMillis- The total time in milliseconds all iterations together will delay.aRetryDelayInMs- The delay before each retry to wait in milliseconds.
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RetryTimeout
public RetryTimeout(long aTimeoutMillis, int aRetryLoops) Constructs theRetryTimeoutwith the given timeout and the given number of retry loops. The retry delay is round about: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- "aTimeoutMillis / aRetryLoops" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAUTION: The above mentioned is not necessarily so, in case your business logic inside the loop iterations is slow, then less retries fit in the given timeout.- Parameters:
aTimeoutMillis- The total time in milliseconds all iterations together will delay.aRetryLoops- The number of retries, each retry delay before each retry to wait in milliseconds is about the timeout divided by the retry number.
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Method Details
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nextRetry
public boolean nextRetry()Tests whether a next retry is possible. In case this is the case, then the thread is delayed by the configured (implementation specific) delay time or until the provided monitor is notified viaObject.notify()orObject.notifyAll(). Similar to thenextRetry()with the difference of accepting a dedicated monitor which is used for aborting the dellay.- Specified by:
nextRetryin interfaceRetryable- Returns:
- True in case there is a next retry as of
hasNextRetry().
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nextRetry
Tests whether a next retry is possible. In case this is the case, then the thread is delayed by the configured (implementation specific) delay time or until the provided monitor is notified viaObject.notify()orObject.notifyAll(). Similar to thenextRetry()with the difference of accepting a dedicated monitor which is used for aborting the dellay.- Parameters:
aMonitor- the monitor- Returns:
- True in case there is a next retry as of
hasNextRetry().
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hasNextRetry
public boolean hasNextRetry()Returns true in case not all retires have been used up.- Specified by:
hasNextRetryin interfaceRetryable- Returns:
- True in case there are retries left true in case all retries elapsed.
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getRetryCount
public int getRetryCount()The current state regarding the retires. It specifies at which retry we currently are.- Specified by:
getRetryCountin interfaceRetryable- Returns:
- The number of retries used up so far.
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abort
public void abort()- Specified by:
abortin interfaceorg.refcodes.mixin.Abortable
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restart
public void restart()- Specified by:
restartin interfaceorg.refcodes.mixin.Restartable
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getReadTimeoutMillis
public long getReadTimeoutMillis()Returns the timeout altogether theRetryTimeoutis waiting while iterating through theRetryTimeoutviahasNextRetry()andnextRetry(). The actual timeout being waited is the effective time elapsed from the first call tonextRetry()till the last call tonextRetry(). Any delay inside the iteration loop is not added up to the delay.- Specified by:
getReadTimeoutMillisin interfaceorg.refcodes.mixin.ReadTimeoutMillisAccessor- Returns:
- The timeout in milliseconds.
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getRetryDelayInMs
public long getRetryDelayInMs()Returns retry to wait in milliseconds upon callingnextRetry()).- Returns:
- The delay being set in milliseconds.
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