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package rx;

/**
 * Interface that establishes a request-channel between an Observable and a Subscriber and allows
 * the Subscriber to request a certain amount of items from the Observable (otherwise known as
 * backpressure).
 *
 * 

The request amount only affects calls to {@link Subscriber#onNext(Object)}; onError and onCompleted may appear without * requests. * *

However, backpressure is somewhat optional in RxJava 1.x and Subscribers may not * receive a Producer via their {@link Subscriber#setProducer(Producer)} method and will run * in unbounded mode. Depending on the chain of operators, this can lead to {@link rx.exceptions.MissingBackpressureException}. */ public interface Producer { /** * Request a certain maximum number of items from this Producer. This is a way of requesting backpressure. * To disable backpressure, pass {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} to this method. *

* Requests are additive but if a sequence of requests totals more than {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} then * {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} requests will be actioned and the extras may be ignored. Arriving at * {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} by addition of requests cannot be assumed to disable backpressure. For example, * the code below may result in {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} requests being actioned only. * *

     * request(100);
     * request(Long.MAX_VALUE-1);
     * 
* * @param n the maximum number of items you want this Producer to produce, or {@code Long.MAX_VALUE} if you * want the Producer to produce items at its own pace * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the request amount is negative */ void request(long n); }




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