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package org.glassfish.jersey.process.internal;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

/**
 * Request transformation callback used by a {@link RequestInvoker request invoker}
 * to provide asynchronous notifications about the request processing.
 * 

* The callback is invoked when the request transformation is suspended or completed * either successfully or by a failure. * * @param supported data type. * @author Marek Potociar (marek.potociar at oracle.com) */ public interface InvocationCallback { /** * Request processing suspend event notification. * * {@link RequestInvoker Request invoker} invokes the {@code suspended(...)} * callback method when it receives an instruction to suspend the current * request processing via one of the {@link InvocationContext invocation * context} {@code suspend(...)} methods. * * @param time suspend time-out value. * @param unit suspend time-out time unit. * @param context suspended invocation context. */ public void suspended(final long time, final TimeUnit unit, final InvocationContext context); /** * Request processing suspend timeout change event notification. * * {@link RequestInvoker Request invoker} invokes the * {@code suspendTimeoutChanged(...)} callback method when it receives an * instruction to update the timeout value for the current (suspended) * request. * * @param time new suspend time-out value. * @param unit new suspend time-out time unit. */ public void suspendTimeoutChanged(final long time, final TimeUnit unit); /** * Request processing resume event notification. * * {@link RequestInvoker Request invoker} invokes the {@code resumed()} * callback method when it receives an instruction to resume the current * suspended request processing via one of the {@link InvocationContext * invocation context} {@code resume(...)} methods. *

* Note that the {@code resumed()} callback method will not be invoked in * case the invocation context has not been in a suspended state when the * {@code resume(...)} method was invoked. */ public void resumed(); /** * Request processing cancel event notification. * * {@link RequestInvoker Request invoker} invokes the {@code cancelled()} * callback method when it receives an instruction to cancel the current * request processing via invocation context {@link InvocationContext#cancel() * cancel()} method. */ public void cancelled(); /** * A successful request-to-response transformation event notification. * * @param response transformation result. */ public void result(final DATA response); /** * A request-to-response transformation failure event notification. * * @param exception exception describing the failure. */ public void failure(final Throwable exception); }





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