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package com.vmware.operations;
import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
/**
* Operations are an extension of the Command pattern that
* can exist in one of two states -- executed or not.
*
* When created, operations are not executed. Operations can be executed
* by calling execute(), and "un-executed" by calling revert().
*
* Validators may be added (or removed) before the operation
* is executed. Validations will happen after the operation is
* executed or reverted, and failed validations will result
* in exceptions.
*
* Validations are not called during cleanup.
*
* In general, reverted operations can be re-performed by calling execute()
* a second time.
*
* Operations are autocloseable. On cleanup/close, operations will be reverted, but
* errors will be suppressed unless fatal.
*/
public interface Operation extends AutoCloseable {
/**
* Add a validator to this operation. This can be added by the operation
* itself in the constructor, or added later by the caller.
*
* @param validator instance of a validator
*/
void addValidator(Validator validator);
/**
* Remove a validator if present. This can be added by the operation
* itself in the constructor, or added later by the caller.
*
* @param clazz class type of a validator
* @return true if a validator was removed
*/
boolean removeValidator(Class clazz);
/**
* Remove a validator if present. This can be added by the operation
* itself in the constructor, or added later by the caller.
*
* @param predicate function called for each validator
* @return true if a validator was removed
*/
boolean removeValidator(Predicate predicate);
/**
* Add a validator to this operation. This can be added by the operation
* itself in the constructor, or added later by the caller.
*/
void removeAllValidators();
/**
* Perform the command.
* Throws an error on failure.
* When the execution has completed, isExecuted() will return true.
*
* @throws Exception if the operation fails
*/
void execute() throws Exception;
/**
* Perform the command.
* Throws an error on failure.
* When the execution has completed, isExecuted() will return true.
* @return A future that completes when the command is complete
*/
CompletableFuture executeAsync();
/**
* "Un-perform" a command.
* Throws an IllegalStateException on failure.
* When the revert has completed, isExecuted() will return false.
*
* @throws Exception if the revert operation fails
*/
void revert() throws Exception;
/**
* "Un-perform" a command.
* Throws an IllegalStateException on failure.
* When the revert has completed, isExecuted() will return false.
* @return A future that completes when the command is reverted
*/
CompletableFuture revertAsync();
/**
* @return the status of the command.
*/
boolean isExecuted();
/**
* Gracefully revert the command, and cleanup.
* It is assumed that the test is over, so the cleanup can
* be destructive and quick.
* Commands cannot be re-executed after close().
*/
void cleanup();
/**
* Gracefully revert the command, and cleanup.
* It is assumed that the test is over, so the cleanup can
* be destructive and quick.
* Commands cannot be re-executed after close().
* @return A future that completes when the command is cleaned
*/
CompletableFuture cleanupAsync();
/**
* Synchronously cleanup the list and release the resources.
*/
void close();
}