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package jakarta.batch.api;
/**
*
* A batchlet is type of batch step
* that can be used for any type of
* background processing that does not
* explicitly call for a chunk oriented
* approach.
*
* A well-behaved batchlet responds
* to stop requests by implementing
* the stop method.
*
*/
public interface Batchlet {
/**
* The process method does the work
* of the batchlet. If this method
* throws an exception, the batchlet
* step ends with a batch status of
* FAILED.
* @return exit status string
* @throws Exception if an error occurs.
*/
public String process() throws Exception;
/**
* The stop method is invoked by the batch
* runtime as part of JobOperator.stop()
* method processing. This method is invoked
* on a thread other than the thread on which
* the batchlet process method is running.
*
* @throws Exception if an error occurs.
*/
public void stop() throws Exception;
}
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