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package oracle.kv.lob;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.ConcurrentModificationException;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import oracle.kv.Consistency;
import oracle.kv.ConsistencyException;
import oracle.kv.Durability;
import oracle.kv.DurabilityException;
import oracle.kv.FaultException;
import oracle.kv.KVStoreConfig;
import oracle.kv.Key;
import oracle.kv.RequestTimeoutException;
import oracle.kv.Version;
/**
* The KVLargeObject interface defines the operations used to read and write
* Large Objects (LOBs) such as audio and video files. As a general rule, any
* object larger than 1 MB is a good candidate for representation as a LOB. The
* LOB API permits access to large values, without having to materialize the
* value in its entirety by providing streaming APIs for reading and writing
* these objects.
*
* A LOB is stored as a sequence of chunks whose sizes are optimized for the
* underlying storage system. The chunks constituting a LOB may not all be the
* same size. Individual chunk sizes are chosen automatically by the system
* based upon its knowledge of the underlying storage architecture and
* hardware. Splitting a LOB into chunks permits low latency operations across
* mixed work loads with values of varying sizes. The stream based APIs serve
* to insulate the application from the actual representation of the LOB in the
* underlying storage system.
*
* The methods used to read and write LOBs are not atomic.
* Relaxing the atomicity requirement permits distribution of chunks across the
* entire store. It's the application's responsibility to coordinate operations
* on a LOB. The implementation will make a good faith effort to detect
* concurrent modification of an LOB and throw
* ConcurrentModificationException when it detects such
* concurrency conflicts but does not guarantee that it will detect all such
* conflicts. The safe course of action upon encountering this exception in the
* context of conflicting write operations is to delete the LOB and replace it
* with a new value after fixing the application level coordination issue that
* provoked the exception.
*
* Failures during a LOB write operation result in the creation of a
* partial LOB. The LOB value of a partial LOB is in
* some intermediate state, where it cannot be read by the application;
* attempts to getLOB on a partial LOB will result in a
* PartialLOBException. A partial LOB resulting from an incomplete
* putLOB, deleteLOB or appendLOB
* operation can be repaired by retrying the corresponding failed
* putLOB, deleteLOB or appendLOB
* operation. Or it can be deleted and a new key/value pair can be created in
* its place. The documentation associated with individual LOB methods
* describes their behavior when invoked on partial LOBs in greater detail.
*
* LOBs, due to their representation as a sequence of chunks, must be accessed
* exclusively via the LOB APIs defined in this interface. The family of
* KVStore.get methods when applied to a LOB key will be presented
* with a value that is internal to the KVS implementation and cannot be used
* directly by the application.
*
* Keys associated with LOBs must have a trailing suffix string (as defined by
* {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBSuffix}) at the end of their final Key component.
* This requirement permits non-LOB methods to check for inadvertent
* modifications to LOB objects.
*
* All methods in this class verify that the key used to access LOBs meets this
* trailing suffix requirement and throw IllegalArgumentException
* if the verification fails. The use of the name lobKey for the
* key argument in the method signatures below emphasizes this requirement.
*
* Here is a summary of LOB related key checks performed across all methods:
*
* -
* All non-LOB write operations check for the absence of the LOB suffix as part
* of the other key validity checks. If the check fails it will result in a
* IllegalArgumentException.
* -
* All non-LOB read operations return the associated opaque value used
* internally to construct a LOB stream.
* -
* All LOB write and read operations in this interface check for the presence
* of the LOB suffix. If the check fails it will result in an
* IllegalArgumentException.
*
*
* Example:
*
* The following simplified code fragment loads an mp3 file named "f1.mp3" into
* the store associating it with the key "f1.lob". Note that this interface is
* a superinterface for {@link oracle.kv.KVStore}, so to access the LOB methods
* you simply create and use a KVStore handle.
*
*
*
* File file = new File("f1.mp3");
*
* FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file);
* Version version = store.putLOB(Key.createKey("f1.lob"),
* fis,
* Durability.COMMIT_WRITE_NO_SYNC,
* 5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
*
*
* The following simplified code fragment retrieves the LOB that was loaded
* above and computes its size:
*
*
*
* InputStreamVersion istreamVersion =
* store.getLOB(Key.createKey("f1.lob"),
* Consistency.NONE_REQUIRED,
* 5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
*
* InputStream stream = istreamVersion.getInputStream();
* int byteCount = 0;
* while (stream.read() != -1) {
* byteCount++;
* }
*
*
* @since 2.0
*/
public interface KVLargeObject {
/**
* The enumeration defines the states associated with a LOB.
*
* @since 2.1.55
*/
public static enum LOBState {
/**
* Denotes a LOB resulting from an incomplete put
* operation. It can be completed by retrying the put operation, thus
* proceeding from where the put failed or it can be
* deleted and the put can be retried afresh.
*/
PARTIAL_PUT,
/**
* Denotes a LOB resulting from an incomplete append
* operation. It can be completed by retrying the append operation,
* thus proceeding from where the append failed or it can
* be deleted and the LOB can be recreated in its entirety.
*/
PARTIAL_APPEND,
/**
* Denotes a LOB resulting from an incomplete delete
* operation. It can be deleted or replaced by a new put
* operation.
*/
PARTIAL_DELETE,
/**
* Denotes a LOB that has been completed. The LOB can be read, deleted,
* or can be modified by initiating a new append
* operation.
*/
COMPLETE
}
/**
* Put a key/LOB value pair, inserting new value or overwriting an existing
* pair as appropriate. If a new key/LOB value pair was successfully
* inserted or updated, the (non-null) version of the new KV pair is
* returned. Failures result in one of the exceptions listed below being
* thrown.
*
* The value associated with the large object (LOB) is obtained by reading
* the InputStream associated with the lobStream
* parameter. The stream must be positioned at the first byte of the LOB
* value and must return -1 after the last byte of the LOB has been
* fetched. For best performance the stream should support an efficient
* implementation of {@link InputStream#read(byte[], int, int)}. The stream
* implementation is not required to support the {@link InputStream#mark}
* and {@link InputStream#reset} methods, that is,
* {@link InputStream#markSupported} may return false. If the methods are
* supported, they may be used during internal retry operations. Such retry
* operations are otherwise transparent to the application.
*
* This method, like all LOB methods, is not atomic. Failures (like the
* loss of network connectivity) while an insert operation is in progress
* may result in a partially inserted LOB.
*
* If the method detects a partially inserted LOB, it will skip
* reading the bytes that were already loaded and resume insertion of the
* LOB after ensuring that the trailing bytes in the partial LOB match the
* ones supplied by the lobStream. The number of bytes that
* are matched is determined by the configuration parameter {@link
* KVStoreConfig#getLOBVerificationBytes()}. If the trailing bytes do not
* match, or the stream does not skip to the requested location, it throws
* an IllegalArgumentException.
*
* A partially deleted LOB is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the
* new key/value pair.
*
*
* @param lobKey the key associated with the LOB.
*
* @param lobStream the stream of bytes representing the LOB as described
* earlier.
*
* @param durability the durability associated with the operation. If null,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getDurability default durability} is used.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time taken for storing each
* chunk. A best effort is made not to exceed the specified limit. If zero,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return the Version associated with the newly inserted LOB
*
* @throws DurabilityException if the specified {@link Durability} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded during the insertion of a chunk or LOB metadata.
*
* @throws PartialLOBException if it is invoked on a partially
* updated LOB.
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the insertion was in progress.
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*
* @throws IOException if one is generated by the lobStream.
*/
public Version putLOB(Key lobKey,
InputStream lobStream,
Durability durability,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws DurabilityException, RequestTimeoutException,
ConcurrentModificationException, FaultException, IOException;
/**
* Put a key/LOB value pair, but only if the key either has no value or has
* a partially inserted or deleted LOB value present. Returns null if the
* lobKey is associated with a complete LOB, and throws PartialLOBException
* if the LOB has been partially appended. Its behavior is otherwise
* identical to {@link #putLOB putLOB}. Like the {@link #putLOB putLOB}
* operation, it will resume the insertion if it encounters a partially
* inserted LOB.
*
* @param lobKey the key associated with the LOB.
*
* @param lobStream the stream of bytes representing the LOB as described
* earlier.
*
* @param durability the durability associated with the operation. If null,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getDurability default durability} is used.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time taken for storing each
* chunk. A best effort is made not to exceed the specified limit. If zero,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return the version of the new value, or null if an existing value is
* present and the put is unsuccessful.
*
* @throws DurabilityException if the specified {@link Durability} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded during the insertion of a chunk or LOB metadata.
*
* @throws PartialLOBException if it is invoked on a partially
* appended LOB.
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the insertion was in progress.
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*
* @throws IOException if one is generated by the lobStream
*
* @see #putLOB
*/
public Version putLOBIfAbsent(Key lobKey,
InputStream lobStream,
Durability durability,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws DurabilityException, RequestTimeoutException,
ConcurrentModificationException, FaultException, IOException;
/**
* Put a key/LOB value pair, but only if a complete value for the given key
* is present. If the lobKey is absent it returns null.
* Its behavior is otherwise identical to {@link #putLOB putLOB}.
* Like the {@link #putLOB putLOB} operation, it will resume
* the insertion if it encounters a partially inserted LOB.
*
* @param lobKey the key associated with the LOB.
*
* @param lobStream the stream of bytes representing the LOB as described
* earlier.
*
* @param durability the durability associated with the operation. If null,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getDurability default durability} is used.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time taken for storing each
* chunk. A best effort is made not to exceed the specified limit. If zero,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return the version of the new value, or null if no existing value is
* present and the put is unsuccessful.
*
* @throws DurabilityException if the specified {@link Durability} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded during the insertion of a chunk or LOB metadata.
*
* @throws PartialLOBException if it is invoked on a partially
* appended LOB.
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the insertion was in progress.
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*
* @throws IOException if one is generated by the lobStream
*
* @see #putLOB
*/
public Version putLOBIfPresent(Key lobKey,
InputStream lobStream,
Durability durability,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws DurabilityException, RequestTimeoutException,
ConcurrentModificationException, FaultException, IOException;
/**
* Returns an InputStream representing the underlying LOB value associated
* with the key.
*
* An attempt to access a partial LOB will result in a
* PartialLOBException being thrown.
*
* The returned input stream can be read to obtain the value associated
* with the LOB. The application can use the InputStream method
* {@link InputStream#skip(long)} in conjunction with
* {@link InputStream#mark} and {@link InputStream#reset} to read random
* byte ranges within the LOB.
*
* Reading the input stream can result in various exceptions like
* ConsistencyException,
* RequestTimeoutException,
* ConcurrentModificationException or
* FaultException, etc.
* All such exceptions are wrapped in IOException. Specialized
* stream readers can use {@link Exception#getCause()} to examine the
* underlying cause and take appropriate action. The application must
* ensure that the KVStore handle is not closed before the contents of the
* returned InputStream have been read. Such a premature close will result
* in an IOException when the stream is subsequently read.
*
*
* @param lobKey the key used to lookup the key/value pair.
*
* @param consistency determines the consistency associated with the read
* used to lookup and read the value via the returned stream object. If
* null, the {@link KVStoreConfig#getConsistency default consistency} is
* used. Note that Consistency.Version cannot be used to access a LOB
* that's striped across multiple partitions; it will result in an
* IllegalArgumentException being thrown.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time interval for
* retrieving a chunk or its associated metadata. A best effort is made not
* to exceed the specified limit. If zero, the
* {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
* Note that this timeout
* also applies to read operations performed on the returned stream object.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter, and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return the input stream and version associated with the key, or null
* if there is no LOB associated with the key.
*
* @throws ConsistencyException if the specified {@link Consistency} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded during the creation of the LOB stream.
*
* @throws PartialLOBException if it is invoked on a partial LOB
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the operation was in progress
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*/
public InputStreamVersion getLOB(Key lobKey,
Consistency consistency,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws ConsistencyException, RequestTimeoutException,
PartialLOBException, FaultException,
ConcurrentModificationException;
/**
* Deletes the LOB associated with the key. This method can be used to
* delete partial LOBs.
*
* @param lobKey the key associated with the LOB.
*
* @param durability the durability associated with the operation. If null,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getDurability default durability} is used.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time taken for deleting each
* chunk. A best effort is made not to exceed the specified limit. If zero,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter, and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return true if the delete is successful, or false if no existing value
* is present. Note that the method will return true if a partial LOB was
* deleted.
*
* @throws DurabilityException if the specified {@link Durability} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded.
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the operation was in progress.
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*/
public boolean deleteLOB(Key lobKey,
Durability durability,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws DurabilityException, RequestTimeoutException, FaultException,
ConcurrentModificationException;
/**
* Appends to a value of an existing LOB key/value pair. If the append was
* successful, the (non-null) version of the modified KV pair is returned.
* This method is most efficient for large granularity append operations
* where the value being appended is 128K bytes or greater in size.
*
*
* The value to be appended to the large object (LOB) is obtained by
* reading the InputStream associated with the
* lobAppendStream parameter. The stream must be positioned at
* the first byte of the value to be appended and must return -1 after the
* last byte of the LOB has been fetched. For best performance the stream
* should support an efficient implementation of
* {@link InputStream#read(byte[], int, int)}. The stream implementation is
* not required to support the {@link InputStream#mark} and
* {@link InputStream#reset} methods, that is,
* {@link InputStream#markSupported} may return false. If the methods are
* supported, they may be used during internal retry operations. Such retry
* operations are otherwise transparent to the application.
*
* This method, like all LOB methods, is not atomic. Failures (like the
* loss of network connectivity) while an append operation is in progress
* may result in a partially appended LOB. The append operation can
* be resumed by repeating the appendLOB operation.
*
* If the method detects a partially appended LOB, it will skip
* reading the bytes that were already appended and resume appending to the
* LOB after ensuring that the trailing bytes in the partial LOB match the
* ones supplied by the lobAppendStream. The number of bytes
* that are matched is determined by the configuration parameter
* {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBVerificationBytes()}. If the trailing bytes
* do not match, or the stream does not skip to the requested location,
* it throws an IllegalArgumentException.
*
*
* @param lobKey the key associated with the existing LOB.
*
* @param lobAppendStream the stream of bytes representing just the value
* to be appended.
*
* @param durability the durability associated with the operation. If null,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getDurability default durability} is used.
*
* @param lobTimeout is an upper bound on the time taken for storing each
* chunk. A best effort is made not to exceed the specified limit. If zero,
* the {@link KVStoreConfig#getLOBTimeout} value is used.
*
* @param timeoutUnit is the unit of the timeout parameter and may be null
* only if timeout is zero.
*
* @return the Version associated with the updated LOB
*
* @throws DurabilityException if the specified {@link Durability} cannot
* be satisfied.
*
* @throws RequestTimeoutException if the chunk timeout interval was
* exceeded during the insertion of a chunk or LOB metadata.
*
* @throws PartialLOBException if it is invoked on a partially
* insertedLOB or partially deleted LOB.
*
* @throws ConcurrentModificationException if it detects that an attempt
* was made to modify the object while the insertion was in progress.
*
* @throws FaultException if the operation cannot be completed for any
* reason.
*
* @throws IOException if one is generated by the lobStream.
*
* @since 2.1.55
*/
public Version appendLOB(Key lobKey,
InputStream lobAppendStream,
Durability durability,
long lobTimeout,
TimeUnit timeoutUnit)
throws DurabilityException, RequestTimeoutException,
PartialLOBException, ConcurrentModificationException,
FaultException, IOException;
}