public abstract class AbstractTransaction extends Object implements Transaction
Transaction
that provides some common functionality and default behavior.
While providers can choose to use this class, it is generally better to extend from
AbstractThreadedTransaction
or AbstractThreadLocalTransaction
which include default "listener"
functionality. Implementers should note that this class assumes that threaded transactions are not enabled
and should explicitly override createThreadedTx()
to implement that functionality if required.Transaction.CLOSE_BEHAVIOR, Transaction.Exceptions, Transaction.READ_WRITE_BEHAVIOR, Transaction.Status
Constructor and Description |
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AbstractTransaction(Graph g) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
Closes the transaction where the default close behavior defined by {
Transaction.onClose(Consumer) } will be
executed. |
void |
commit()
Commits a transaction.
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<G extends Graph> |
createThreadedTx()
Creates a transaction that can be executed across multiple threads.
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protected abstract void |
doClose()
Called
close() . |
protected abstract void |
doCommit()
Called with
commit() after the Transaction.onReadWrite(Consumer) has been notified. |
protected abstract void |
doOpen()
Called within
open() if it is determined that the transaction is not yet open given Transaction.isOpen() . |
protected abstract void |
doReadWrite()
Called
readWrite() . |
protected abstract void |
doRollback()
Called with
rollback() after the Transaction.onReadWrite(Consumer) has been notified. |
protected abstract void |
fireOnCommit()
Called within
commit() just after the internal call to doCommit() . |
protected abstract void |
fireOnRollback()
Called within
rollback() just after the internal call to doRollback() ()}. |
void |
open()
Opens a transaction.
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void |
readWrite()
An internal function that signals a read or a write has occurred - not meant to be called directly by end users.
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void |
rollback()
Rolls back a transaction.
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
addTransactionListener, clearTransactionListeners, isOpen, onClose, onReadWrite, removeTransactionListener
public AbstractTransaction(Graph g)
protected abstract void doOpen()
open()
if it is determined that the transaction is not yet open given Transaction.isOpen()
.
Implementers should assume the transaction is not yet started and should thus open one.protected abstract void doCommit() throws TransactionException
commit()
after the Transaction.onReadWrite(Consumer)
has been notified. Implementers should
include their commit logic here.TransactionException
protected abstract void doRollback() throws TransactionException
rollback()
after the Transaction.onReadWrite(Consumer)
has been notified. Implementers should
include their rollback logic here.TransactionException
protected abstract void fireOnCommit()
commit()
just after the internal call to doCommit()
. Implementations of this
method should raise Transaction.Status.COMMIT
events to any
listeners added via Transaction.addTransactionListener(Consumer)
.protected abstract void fireOnRollback()
rollback()
just after the internal call to doRollback()
()}. Implementations
of this method should raise Transaction.Status.ROLLBACK
events
to any listeners added via Transaction.addTransactionListener(Consumer)
.protected abstract void doReadWrite()
readWrite()
.
Implementers should run their readWrite consumer here.protected abstract void doClose()
close()
.
Implementers should run their readWrite consumer here.public void open()
open
in interface Transaction
public void commit()
TransactionException
on error. Providers should
consider wrapping their transaction exceptions in this TinkerPop exception as it will lead to better error
handling with Gremlin Server and other parts of the stack.commit
in interface Transaction
public void rollback()
TransactionException
on error. Providers should
consider wrapping their transaction exceptions in this TinkerPop exception as it will lead to better error
handling with Gremlin Server and other parts of the stack.rollback
in interface Transaction
public <G extends Graph> G createThreadedTx()
Graph
returned from this
method is not meant to represent some form of child transaction that can be committed from this object.
A threaded transaction is a Graph
instance that has a transaction context that enables multiple
threads to collaborate on the same transaction. A standard transactional context tied to a Graph
that supports transactions will typically bind a transaction to a single thread via ThreadLocal
.createThreadedTx
in interface Transaction
public void readWrite()
readWrite
in interface Transaction
public void close()
Transaction.onClose(Consumer)
} will be
executed.close
in interface AutoCloseable
close
in interface Transaction
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