Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static Scannable.Attr<Scannable> |
ACTUAL
The direct dependent component downstream reference if any.
|
static Scannable.Attr<Integer> |
BUFFERED
A
Integer attribute implemented by components with a backlog
capacity. |
static Scannable.Attr<Boolean> |
CANCELLED
A
Boolean attribute indicating whether or not a downstream component
has interrupted consuming this scanned component, e.g., a cancelled
subscription. |
static Scannable.Attr<Integer> |
CAPACITY
|
static Scannable.Attr<Boolean> |
DELAY_ERROR
Delay_Error exposes a
Boolean whether the scanned component
actively supports error delaying if it manages a backlog instead of fast
error-passing which might drop pending backlog. |
static Scannable.Attr<Throwable> |
ERROR
a
Throwable attribute which indicate an error state if the scanned
component keeps track of it. |
static Scannable.Attr<Long> |
LARGE_BUFFERED
Similar to
BUFFERED , but reserved for operators that can hold
a backlog of items that can grow beyond Integer.MAX_VALUE. |
static Scannable.Attr<String> |
NAME
An arbitrary name given to the operator component.
|
static Scannable.Attr<Scannable> |
PARENT
Parent key exposes the direct upstream relationship of the scanned component.
|
static Scannable.Attr<Integer> |
PREFETCH
Prefetch is an
Integer attribute defining the rate of processing in a
component which has capacity to request and hold a backlog of data. |
static Scannable.Attr<Long> |
REQUESTED_FROM_DOWNSTREAM
A
Long attribute exposing the current pending demand of a downstream
component. |
static Scannable.Attr<Scannable> |
RUN_ON
|
static Scannable.Attr<Stream<Tuple2<String,String>>> |
TAGS
|
static Scannable.Attr<Boolean> |
TERMINATED
A
Boolean attribute indicating whether or not an upstream component
terminated this scanned component. |
Modifier | Constructor and Description |
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protected |
Attr(T defaultValue) |
protected |
Attr(T defaultValue,
Function<Object,? extends T> safeConverter) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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T |
defaultValue()
Meaningful and always applicable default value for the attribute, returned
instead of null when a specific value hasn't been defined for a
component.
|
public static final Scannable.Attr<Scannable> ACTUAL
Scannable
, but this attribute will convert these raw results to an
unavailable scan
object in this case.
A reference chain downstream can be navigated via Scannable.actuals()
.
public static final Scannable.Attr<Integer> BUFFERED
Integer
attribute implemented by components with a backlog
capacity. It will expose current queue size or similar related to
user-provided held data. Note that some operators and processors CAN keep
a backlog larger than Integer.MAX_VALUE
, in which case
the Attr
LARGE_BUFFERED
should be used instead. Such operators will attempt to serve a BUFFERED
query but will return Integer.MIN_VALUE
when actual buffer size is
oversized for int.public static final Scannable.Attr<Integer> CAPACITY
Integer
capacity when no PREFETCH
is defined or
when an arbitrary maximum limit is applied to the backlog capacity of the
scanned component. Integer.MAX_VALUE
signal unlimited capacity.
Note: This attribute usually resolves to a constant value.
public static final Scannable.Attr<Boolean> CANCELLED
Boolean
attribute indicating whether or not a downstream component
has interrupted consuming this scanned component, e.g., a cancelled
subscription. Note that it differs from TERMINATED
which is
intended for "normal" shutdown cycles.public static final Scannable.Attr<Boolean> DELAY_ERROR
Boolean
whether the scanned component
actively supports error delaying if it manages a backlog instead of fast
error-passing which might drop pending backlog.
Note: This attribute usually resolves to a constant value.
public static final Scannable.Attr<Throwable> ERROR
Throwable
attribute which indicate an error state if the scanned
component keeps track of it.public static final Scannable.Attr<Long> LARGE_BUFFERED
BUFFERED
, but reserved for operators that can hold
a backlog of items that can grow beyond Integer.MAX_VALUE. These
operators will also answer to a BUFFERED
query up to the point
where their buffer is actually too large, at which point they'll return
Integer.MIN_VALUE, which serves as a signal that this attribute
should be used instead. Defaults to null.
Flux.flatMap
, Flux.filterWhen
, TopicProcessor
,
and Flux.window
(with overlap) are known to use this attribute.
public static final Scannable.Attr<String> NAME
public static final Scannable.Attr<Scannable> PARENT
Scannable
, but this attribute
will convert such raw results to an unavailable scan
object in this case.
Scannable.parents()
can be used to navigate the parent chain.
public static final Scannable.Attr<Scannable> RUN_ON
Scannable
to another Scannable
it runs on.
Usually exposes a link between an operator/subscriber and its Scheduler.Worker
or
Scheduler
, provided these are Scannable
. Will return
UNAVAILABLE_SCAN
if the supporting execution is not Scannable or
NULL_SCAN
if the operator doesn't define a specific runtime.public static final Scannable.Attr<Integer> PREFETCH
Integer
attribute defining the rate of processing in a
component which has capacity to request and hold a backlog of data. It
usually maps to a component capacity when no arbitrary CAPACITY
is
set. Integer.MAX_VALUE
signal unlimited capacity and therefore
unbounded demand.
Note: This attribute usually resolves to a constant value.
public static final Scannable.Attr<Long> REQUESTED_FROM_DOWNSTREAM
Long
attribute exposing the current pending demand of a downstream
component. Note that Long.MAX_VALUE
indicates an unbounded (push-style)
demand as specified in Subscription.request(long)
.public static final Scannable.Attr<Boolean> TERMINATED
public static final Scannable.Attr<Stream<Tuple2<String,String>>> TAGS
@Nullable public T defaultValue()