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package org.springframework.retry.backoff;

import org.springframework.retry.RetryContext;

/**
 * Strategy interface to control back off between attempts in a single
 * {@link org.springframework.retry.support.RetryTemplate retry operation}.
 * 

Implementations are expected to be thread-safe and should be designed * for concurrent access. Configuration for each implementation is also expected * to be thread-safe but need not be suitable for high load concurrent access. *

For each block of retry operations the {@link #start} method is called * and implementations can return an implementation-specific * {@link BackOffContext} that can be used to track state through subsequent * back off invocations.

Each back off process is handled via a call to * {@link #backOff}. The * {@link org.springframework.retry.support.RetryTemplate} will pass in * the corresponding {@link BackOffContext} object created by the call to * {@link #start}. * * @author Rob Harrop * @author Dave Syer */ public interface BackOffPolicy { /** * Start a new block of back off operations. Implementations can choose to * pause when this method is called, but normally it returns immediately. * * @param context the current retry context, which might contain information * that we can use to decide how to proceed. * @return the implementation-specific {@link BackOffContext} or 'null'. */ BackOffContext start(RetryContext context); /** * Back off/pause in an implementation-specific fashion. The passed in * {@link BackOffContext} corresponds to the one created by the call to * {@link #start} for a given retry operation set. * * @throws BackOffInterruptedException if the attempt at back off is * interrupted. */ void backOff(BackOffContext backOffContext) throws BackOffInterruptedException; }





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