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package org.apache.camel.spi;
import org.apache.camel.AsyncCallback;
import org.apache.camel.Exchange;
import org.apache.camel.Message;
import org.apache.camel.Processor;
import org.apache.camel.Service;
/**
* An object representing the unit of work processing an {@link Exchange}
* which allows the use of {@link Synchronization} hooks. This object might map one-to-one with
* a transaction in JPA or Spring; or might not.
*/
public interface UnitOfWork extends Service {
/**
* Adds a synchronization hook
*
* @param synchronization the hook
*/
void addSynchronization(Synchronization synchronization);
/**
* Removes a synchronization hook
*
* @param synchronization the hook
*/
void removeSynchronization(Synchronization synchronization);
/**
* Checks if the passed synchronization hook is already part of this unit of work.
*
* @param synchronization the hook
* @return true, if the passed synchronization is part of this unit of work, else false
*/
boolean containsSynchronization(Synchronization synchronization);
/**
/**
* Handover all the registered synchronizations to the target {@link org.apache.camel.Exchange}.
*
* This is used when a route turns into asynchronous and the {@link org.apache.camel.Exchange} that
* is continued and routed in the async thread should do the on completion callbacks instead of the
* original synchronous thread.
*
* @param target the target exchange
*/
void handoverSynchronization(Exchange target);
/**
* Invoked when this unit of work has been completed, whether it has failed or completed
*
* @param exchange the current exchange
*/
void done(Exchange exchange);
/**
* Returns the unique ID of this unit of work, lazily creating one if it does not yet have one
*
* @return the unique ID
*/
String getId();
/**
* Gets the original IN {@link Message} this Unit of Work was started with.
*
* Important: This is subject for change in a later Camel release, where we plan to only
* support getting the original IN message if you have enabled this option explicit.
*
* @return the original IN {@link Message}, may return null in a later Camel release (see important note).
*/
Message getOriginalInMessage();
/**
* Gets tracing information
*
* @return trace information
*/
TracedRouteNodes getTracedRouteNodes();
/**
* Are we transacted?
*
* @return true if transacted, false otherwise
*/
boolean isTransacted();
/**
* Are we already transacted by the given transaction key?
*
* @param key the transaction key
* @return true if already, false otherwise
*/
boolean isTransactedBy(Object key);
/**
* Mark this UnitOfWork as being transacted by the given transaction key.
*
* When the transaction is completed then invoke the {@link #endTransactedBy(Object)} method using the same key.
*
* @param key the transaction key
*/
void beginTransactedBy(Object key);
/**
* Mark this UnitOfWork as not transacted anymore by the given transaction definition.
*
* @param key the transaction key
*/
void endTransactedBy(Object key);
/**
* Gets the {@link RouteContext} that this {@link UnitOfWork} currently is being routed through.
*
* Notice that an {@link Exchange} can be routed through multiple routes and thus the
* {@link org.apache.camel.spi.RouteContext} can change over time.
*
* @return the route context
* @see #pushRouteContext(RouteContext)
* @see #popRouteContext()
*/
RouteContext getRouteContext();
/**
* Pushes the {@link RouteContext} that this {@link UnitOfWork} currently is being routed through.
*
* Notice that an {@link Exchange} can be routed through multiple routes and thus the
* {@link org.apache.camel.spi.RouteContext} can change over time.
*
* @param routeContext the route context
*/
void pushRouteContext(RouteContext routeContext);
/**
* When finished being routed under the current {@link org.apache.camel.spi.RouteContext}
* it should be removed.
*
* @return the route context or null if none existed
*/
RouteContext popRouteContext();
/**
* Strategy for optional work to be execute before processing
*
* For example the {@link org.apache.camel.impl.MDCUnitOfWork} leverages this
* to ensure MDC is handled correctly during routing exchanges using the
* asynchronous routing engine.
*
* @param processor the processor to be executed
* @param exchange the current exchange
* @param callback the callback
* @return the callback to be used (can return a wrapped callback)
*/
AsyncCallback beforeProcess(Processor processor, Exchange exchange, AsyncCallback callback);
/**
* Strategy for optional work to be executed after the processing
*
* @param processor the processor executed
* @param exchange the current exchange
* @param callback the callback used
* @param doneSync whether the process was done synchronously or asynchronously
*/
void afterProcess(Processor processor, Exchange exchange, AsyncCallback callback, boolean doneSync);
/**
* Create a child unit of work, which is associated to this unit of work as its parent.
*
* This is often used when EIPs need to support {@link SubUnitOfWork}s. For example a splitter,
* where the sub messages of the splitter all participate in the same sub unit of work.
* That sub unit of work then decides whether the Splitter (in general) is failed or a
* processed successfully.
*
* @param childExchange the child exchange
* @return the created child unit of work
* @see SubUnitOfWork
* @see SubUnitOfWorkCallback
*/
UnitOfWork createChildUnitOfWork(Exchange childExchange);
/**
* Sets the parent unit of work.
*
* @param parentUnitOfWork the parent
*/
void setParentUnitOfWork(UnitOfWork parentUnitOfWork);
/**
* Gets the {@link SubUnitOfWorkCallback} if this unit of work participates in a sub unit of work.
*
* @return the callback, or null if this unit of work is not part of a sub unit of work.
* @see #beginSubUnitOfWork(org.apache.camel.Exchange)
*/
SubUnitOfWorkCallback getSubUnitOfWorkCallback();
/**
* Begins a {@link SubUnitOfWork}, where sub (child) unit of works participate in a parent unit of work.
* The {@link SubUnitOfWork} will callback to the parent unit of work using {@link SubUnitOfWorkCallback}s.
*
* @param exchange the exchange
*/
void beginSubUnitOfWork(Exchange exchange);
/**
* Ends a {@link SubUnitOfWork}.
*
* The {@link #beginSubUnitOfWork(org.apache.camel.Exchange)} must have been invoked
* prior to this operation.
*
* @param exchange the exchange
*/
void endSubUnitOfWork(Exchange exchange);
}