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package com.google.appengine.api.datastore;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
/**
* Describes an object that helps us decide which transaction to use when a user does not explicitly
* tell us which transaction to use. This is an internal interface - there should be no need to
* expose any of this to users.
*
* Typical usage will be to push a transaction, fetch it at some later point via {@link #peek()},
* and then later on pop it. Transactions that are pushed are required to be popped before the end
* of the request. We make no guarantees about the availability of transactions that are pushed in
* one request and accessed in another request, and if a transaction that is pushed in one request
* does happen to be accessible in another request, we make no guarantees about the validity of that
* transaction against the datastore. In otherwords, if you forget or fail to pop a transaction
* before the request returns, all bets are off.
*
*
For users who want to think of their open transactions as a list rather than a stack, we do
* support the ability to pop a specific {@link Transaction}. This allows users to do things like
* push one transaction, push a second transaction, and then remove the first transaction even
* though it isn't at the top of the stack.
*
*
The management of the transaction objects is intentionally kept separate from the management
* of transaction state to allow for modifications to the above functionality without impact to the
* apis we expose to users. In other words, how we manage transaction state should have nothing to
* do with how we keep track of which transaction to use when one is not explicitly provided.
*
*
Implementations of this interface must be thread-safe.
*
*/
interface TransactionStack {
/**
* Pushes the provided transaction.
*
* @param txn The transaction to push.
*/
void push(Transaction txn);
/**
* Removes the provided transaction. The transaction can be at any location on the stack.
*
* @param txn The transaction to remove.
* @throws IllegalStateException If the provided transaction was not on the stack at any location.
*/
void remove(Transaction txn);
/**
* Returns the current transaction, or throws an exception if there is no current transaction.
*
* @return The current transaction.
* @throws IllegalStateException If there is no current transaction.
*/
Transaction peek();
/**
* Returns the current transaction, or returns the parameter if there is no current transaction.
*
* @param returnedIfNoTxn The return value of this method if there is no current transaction.
* @return The current transaction, or the parameter that was passed in if there is no current
* transaction.
*/
Transaction peek(Transaction returnedIfNoTxn);
/**
* @return All {@link Transaction}s started by this thread upon which no attempt to commit or
* rollback has been made.
*/
Collection getAll();
/** Clear the stack */
void clearAll();
/**
* Associate the provided {@link Future} with the provided {@link Transaction} so that we can
* block on the Future's completion when the txn is committed or rolled back.
*/
void addFuture(Transaction txn, Future future);
/** Returns the {@link Future Futures} associated with the provided {@link Transaction}. */
LinkedHashSet> getFutures(Transaction txn);
/** Register that the provided entities were put as part of the given txn. */
void addPutEntities(Transaction txn, List putEntities);
/** Returns the entities that were put as part of the given txn. */
List getPutEntities(Transaction txn);
/**
* Register that the entities uniquely identified by the given keys were deleted as part of the
* given txn.
*/
void addDeletedKeys(Transaction txn, List deletedKeys);
/**
* Returns the keys uniquely identifying the entities that were deleted as part of the given txn.
*/
List getDeletedKeys(Transaction txn);
}