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package dev.responsive.kafka.internal.clients;

import static dev.responsive.kafka.internal.utils.Utils.extractThreadNameFromProducerClientId;

import dev.responsive.kafka.api.async.internals.AsyncThreadPoolRegistry;
import org.apache.kafka.clients.producer.Producer;
import org.apache.kafka.common.errors.ProducerFencedException;

/**
 * Simple wrapper around the underlying ResponsiveProducer that handles async stuff under EOS.
 * 

* The async producer has two jobs: first, it registers and manages the lifecycle of the * async thread pool associated with this StreamThread. Second, it's used to make sure any * pending async records get flushed through the topology before committing a transaction with * those records. *

* If ALOS is used, the async producer will not be used at all and the above responsibilities * fall instead to the {@link AsyncStreamsConsumer} */ public class AsyncStreamsProducer extends DelegatingProducer { private final String streamThreadName; private final Runnable flushAsyncProcessors; public AsyncStreamsProducer( final Producer delegate, final String clientId, final AsyncThreadPoolRegistry asyncThreadPoolRegistry ) { super(delegate); this.streamThreadName = extractThreadNameFromProducerClientId(clientId); final var asyncThreadPoolRegistration = asyncThreadPoolRegistry .startNewAsyncThreadPool(streamThreadName); this.flushAsyncProcessors = asyncThreadPoolRegistration::flushAllAsyncEvents; } @Override public void commitTransaction() throws ProducerFencedException { // TODO: we should check for unflushed records here and throw an exception // once EOSv1 is officially deprecated, before that it's possible that some // tasks are not part of this commit and in theory could still be processing super.commitTransaction(); } @Override public void flush() { flushAsyncProcessors.run(); super.flush(); } }





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