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package org.apache.tephra;

import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * Client talking to transaction system.
 * See also {@link TransactionAware}.
 * todo: explain Omid.
 */
public interface TransactionSystemClient {
  /**
   * Starts new short transaction.
   * @return instance of {@link Transaction}
   */
  // TODO: "short" and "long" are very misleading names. Use transaction attributes like "detect conflicts or not", etc.
  Transaction startShort();

  /**
   * Starts new short transaction.
   * @param timeout the timeout for the transaction
   * @return instance of {@link Transaction}
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the provided timeout is negative or exceeds the configured maximum
   */
  Transaction startShort(int timeout);

  /**
   * Starts new long transaction.
   * @return instance of {@link Transaction}
   */
  Transaction startLong();

  // this pre-commit detects conflicts with other transactions committed so far
  // NOTE: the changes set should not change after this operation, this may help us do some extra optimizations
  // NOTE: there should be time constraint on how long does it take to commit changes by the client after this operation
  //       is submitted so that we can cleanup related resources
  // NOTE: as of now you can call this method multiple times, each time the changeSet of tx will be updated. Not sure
  //       if we can call it a feature or a side-affect of implementation. It makes more sense to append changeset, but
  //       before we really need it we don't do it because it will slow down tx manager throughput.

  /**
   * Checks if transaction with the set of changes can be committed. E.g. it can check conflicts with other changes and
   * refuse commit if there are conflicts. It is assumed that no other changes will be done in between this method call
   * and {@link #commit(Transaction)} which may check conflicts again to avoid races.
   * 

* Since we do conflict detection at commit time as well, this may seem redundant. The idea is to check for conflicts * before we persist changes to avoid rollback in case of conflicts as much as possible. * NOTE: in some situations we may want to skip this step to save on RPC with a risk of many rollback ops. So by * default we take safe path. * * @param tx transaction to verify * @param changeIds ids of changes made by transaction * @return true if transaction can be committed otherwise false */ boolean canCommit(Transaction tx, Collection changeIds) throws TransactionNotInProgressException; /** * Makes transaction visible. It will again check conflicts of changes submitted previously with * {@link #canCommit(Transaction, java.util.Collection)} * @param tx transaction to make visible. * @return true if transaction can be committed otherwise false */ boolean commit(Transaction tx) throws TransactionNotInProgressException; /** * Makes transaction visible. You should call it only when all changes of this tx are undone. * NOTE: it will not throw {@link TransactionNotInProgressException} if transaction has timed out. * @param tx transaction to make visible. */ void abort(Transaction tx); /** * Makes transaction invalid. You should call it if not all changes of this tx could be undone. * NOTE: it will not throw {@link TransactionNotInProgressException} if transaction has timed out. * @param tx transaction id to invalidate. * @return true if transaction has been successfully invalidated */ boolean invalidate(long tx); /** * Performs a checkpoint operation on the current transaction, returning a new Transaction instance with the * updated state. A checkpoint operation assigns a new write pointer for the current transaction. * @param tx the current transaction to checkpoint * @return an updated transaction instance with the new write pointer */ Transaction checkpoint(Transaction tx) throws TransactionNotInProgressException; /** * Retrieves the state of the transaction manager and send it as a stream. The snapshot will not be persisted. * @return an input stream containing an encoded snapshot of the transaction manager */ InputStream getSnapshotInputStream() throws TransactionCouldNotTakeSnapshotException; /** * Return the status of the transaction Manager * @return a String which denotes the status of txManager */ String status(); /** * Resets the state of the transaction manager. */ void resetState(); /** * Removes the given transaction ids from the invalid list. * @param invalidTxIds transaction ids * @return true if invalid list got changed, false otherwise */ boolean truncateInvalidTx(Set invalidTxIds); /** * Removes all transaction ids started before the given time from invalid list. * @param time time in milliseconds * @return true if invalid list got changed, false otherwise * @throws InvalidTruncateTimeException if there are any in-progress transactions started before given time */ boolean truncateInvalidTxBefore(long time) throws InvalidTruncateTimeException; /** * @return the size of invalid list */ int getInvalidSize(); }





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