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public interface RetryingExecutor<ResponseT>
A retrying executor is responsible for the following operations:
- Creating first attempt RetryingFuture, which acts as a facade, hiding from client code the actual execution of scheduled retry attempts.
- Executing the actual Callable in a retriable context.
This interface is for internal/advanced use only.
Type Parameter
Name | Description |
ResponseT |
Methods
createFuture(Callable<ResponseT> callable)
public abstract RetryingFuture<ResponseT> createFuture(Callable<ResponseT> callable)
Creates the RetryingFuture, which is a facade, returned to the client code to wait for any retriable operation to complete.
Name | Description |
callable | Callable<ResponseT> the actual callable, which should be executed in a retriable context |
Type | Description |
RetryingFuture<ResponseT> | retrying future facade |
submit(RetryingFuture<ResponseT> retryingFuture)
public abstract ApiFuture<ResponseT> submit(RetryingFuture<ResponseT> retryingFuture)
Submits an attempt for execution. A typical implementation will either try to execute the attempt in the current thread or schedule it for an execution, using some sort of async execution service.
Name | Description |
retryingFuture | RetryingFuture<ResponseT> the future previously returned by #createFuture(Callable) and reused for each subsequent attempt of same operation. |
Type | Description |
ApiFuture<ResponseT> | submitted attempt future |