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package zipkin2.reporter;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Sends a list of encoded spans to a transport such as http or Kafka. Usually, this involves
 * encoding them into a message and enqueueing them for transport over http or Kafka. The typical
 * end recipient is a zipkin collector.
 *
 * 

Unless mentioned otherwise, senders are not thread-safe. They were designed to be used by a * single reporting thread. * *

Those looking to initialize eagerly should call {@link #check()}. This can be used to reduce * latency on the first send operation, or to fail fast. * *

Implementation notes * *

The parameter is a list of encoded spans as opposed to an encoded message. This allows * implementations flexibility on how to encode spans into a message. For example, a large span * might need to be sent as a separate message to avoid kafka limits. Also, logging transports like * scribe will likely write each span as a separate log line. * *

This accepts a list of {@link BytesEncoder#encode(Object) encoded spans}, as opposed a list of * spans like {@code zipkin2.Span}. This allows senders to be re-usable as model shapes change. This * also allows them to use their most natural message type. For example, kafka would more naturally * send messages as byte arrays. * * @since 3.0 * @deprecated since 3.2, use {@link BytesMessageSender} instead. This will be removed in v4.0. */ @Deprecated public abstract class Sender extends Component implements BytesMessageSender { /** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int messageSizeInBytes(int encodedSizeInBytes) { return messageSizeInBytes(Collections.singletonList(new byte[encodedSizeInBytes])); } /** * Sends a list of encoded spans to a transport such as http or Kafka. * * @param encodedSpans list of encoded spans. * @throws IllegalStateException if {@link #close() close} was called. * @deprecated since 3.2, use {@link BytesMessageSender} instead. This will be removed in v4.0. */ @Deprecated public abstract Call sendSpans(List encodedSpans); /** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void send(List encodedSpans) throws IOException { sendSpans(encodedSpans).execute(); } }





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