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package org.jpos.core.handlers.exception;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Interface that modifies an implementing class to add an exception handling pipeline.
 *
 * 

* The main pipeline consists of multiple sub-pipelines: *

    *
  • A pipeline for which handlers are called regardless of the type of exception handled. Stored under a null key.
  • *
  • A pipeline per targeted exception type.
  • *
* The targeted pipeline always executes before the default pipeline. *

*

* In the event that both of the pipelines are empty, the default behavior is to rethrow the initial exception. *

*

* There is no need to implement the methods unless you override the default behavior. *

* * @author Alwyn Schoeman * @since 2.1.2 */ public interface ExceptionHandlerAware { /** * * @return A map of exception classes to exception handlers. These handlers only execute if the exception matches. */ Map, List> getExceptionHandlers(); /** * Add a handler to the default pipeline. * @param handler ExceptionHandler to add. */ default void addHandler(ExceptionHandler handler) { addHandler(handler, null); } /** * Add a handler to an exception specific pipeline. * @param handler ExceptionHandler to add. * @param clazz Exception handler pipeline to add it to. */ default void addHandler(ExceptionHandler handler, Class clazz) { List handlers = getExceptionHandlers().computeIfAbsent(clazz, f -> new ArrayList<>() ); if (handler != null) { handlers.add(handler); } } /** * Remove a handler from the default pipeline. * @param handler ExceptionHandler to remove. */ default void removeHandler(ExceptionHandler handler) { removeHandler(handler, null); } /** * Remove a handler from an exception specific handler pipeline. The list of exception * handlers is removed once the last handler has been removed. * * @param handler ExceptionHandler to remove. * @param clazz Exception pipeline to remove it from. */ default void removeHandler(ExceptionHandler handler, Class clazz) { final List exceptionHandlers = getExceptionHandlers().get(clazz); if (exceptionHandlers != null) { exceptionHandlers.remove(handler); if (exceptionHandlers.isEmpty()) { removeHandlers(clazz); } } } /** * Remove all handler for a specific exception handling pipeline. * @param clazz Exception pipeline to remove. */ default void removeHandlers(Class clazz) { getExceptionHandlers().remove(clazz); } /** * Execute the pipeline by starting with the specific pipeline for the exception * followed by the default pipeline. *
* In the event of both pipelines being empty, the original exception is rethrown. * @param e Initial exception. * @return Same, modified or new exception. * @throws Exception In the event of a handler throwing an exception. Processing by further handlers would be cancelled. */ default Exception handle(Exception e) throws Exception { Exception exception = e; final List defaultExceptionHandlers = getExceptionHandlers().get(null); final List targetedExceptionHandlers = getExceptionHandlers().get(e.getClass()); if (targetedExceptionHandlers == null && defaultExceptionHandlers == null) { throw e; } if (targetedExceptionHandlers != null) { for (ExceptionHandler handler : targetedExceptionHandlers) { exception = handler.handle(exception); } } if (defaultExceptionHandlers != null) { for (ExceptionHandler handler : defaultExceptionHandlers) { exception = handler.handle(exception); } } return exception; } }




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