reactor.core.publisher

Class ConnectableFlux<T>

java.lang.Object

reactor.core.publisher.Flux<T>

reactor.core.publisher.ConnectableFlux<T>

Type Parameters:

T - the input and output value type

All Implemented Interfaces:

Publisher<T>

public abstract class ConnectableFlux<T>
extends Flux<T>

The abstract base class for connectable publishers that let subscribers pile up before they connect to their data source.

See Also:

Flux.publish(), Reactive-Streams-Commons

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ConnectableFlux()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Flux<T>	autoConnect() Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the first Subscriber subscribes.
Flux<T>	autoConnect(int minSubscribers) Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the specified amount of Subscriber subscribes.
Flux<T>	autoConnect(int minSubscribers, Consumer<? super Disposable> cancelSupport) Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the specified amount of Subscriber subscribes and calls the supplied consumer with a runnable that allows disconnecting.
Disposable	connect() Connect this ConnectableFlux to its source and return a Runnable that can be used for disconnecting.
abstract void	connect(Consumer<? super Disposable> cancelSupport) Connects this ConnectableFlux to its source and sends a Disposable to a callback that can be used for disconnecting.
Flux<T>	refCount() Connects to the upstream source when the first Subscriber subscribes and disconnects when all Subscribers cancelled or the upstream source completed.
Flux<T>	refCount(int minSubscribers) Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes and disconnects when all Subscribers cancelled or the upstream source completed.
Flux<T>	refCount(int minSubscribers, Duration gracePeriod) Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes.
Flux<T>	refCount(int minSubscribers, Duration gracePeriod, Scheduler scheduler) Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes.

Methods inherited from class reactor.core.publisher.Flux

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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ConnectableFlux

public ConnectableFlux()

Method Detail

autoConnect

public final Flux<T> autoConnect()

Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the first Subscriber subscribes.

Returns:

a Flux that connects to the upstream source when the first Subscriber subscribes

autoConnect

public final Flux<T> autoConnect(int minSubscribers)

Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the specified amount of Subscriber subscribes.

Subscribing and immediately unsubscribing still contributes to the counter that triggers the connection.

Parameters:

minSubscribers - the minimum number of subscribers

Returns:

a Flux that connects to the upstream source when the given amount of Subscribers subscribed

autoConnect

public final Flux<T> autoConnect(int minSubscribers,
                                 Consumer<? super Disposable> cancelSupport)

Connects this ConnectableFlux to the upstream source when the specified amount of Subscriber subscribes and calls the supplied consumer with a runnable that allows disconnecting.

Parameters:

minSubscribers - the minimum number of subscribers

cancelSupport - the consumer that will receive the Disposable that allows disconnecting

Returns:

a Flux that connects to the upstream source when the given amount of subscribers subscribed

connect

public final Disposable connect()

Connect this ConnectableFlux to its source and return a Runnable that can be used for disconnecting.

Returns:

the Disposable that allows disconnecting the connection after.

connect

public abstract void connect(Consumer<? super Disposable> cancelSupport)

Connects this ConnectableFlux to its source and sends a Disposable to a callback that can be used for disconnecting.

The call should be idempotent in respect of connecting the first and subsequent times. In addition the disconnection should be also tied to a particular connection (so two different connection can't disconnect the other).

Parameters:

cancelSupport - the callback is called with a Disposable instance that can be called to disconnect the source, even synchronously.

refCount

public final Flux<T> refCount()

Connects to the upstream source when the first Subscriber subscribes and disconnects when all Subscribers cancelled or the upstream source completed.

Returns:

a reference counting Flux

refCount

public final Flux<T> refCount(int minSubscribers)

Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes and disconnects when all Subscribers cancelled or the upstream source completed.

Parameters:

minSubscribers - the number of subscribers expected to subscribe before connection

Returns:

a reference counting Flux

refCount

public final Flux<T> refCount(int minSubscribers,
                              Duration gracePeriod)

Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes. Disconnection can happen in two scenarios: when the upstream source completes (or errors) then there is an immediate disconnection. However, when all subscribers have cancelled, a deferred disconnection is scheduled. If any new subscriber comes in during the gracePeriod that follows, the disconnection is cancelled.

Parameters:

minSubscribers - the number of subscribers expected to subscribe before connection

gracePeriod - the Duration for which to wait for new subscribers before actually disconnecting when all subscribers have cancelled.

Returns:

a reference counting Flux with a grace period for disconnection

refCount

public final Flux<T> refCount(int minSubscribers,
                              Duration gracePeriod,
                              Scheduler scheduler)

Connects to the upstream source when the given number of Subscriber subscribes. Disconnection can happen in two scenarios: when the upstream source completes (or errors) then there is an immediate disconnection. However, when all subscribers have cancelled, a deferred disconnection is scheduled. If any new subscriber comes in during the gracePeriod that follows, the disconnection is cancelled.

Parameters:

minSubscribers - the number of subscribers expected to subscribe before connection

gracePeriod - the Duration for which to wait for new subscribers before actually disconnecting when all subscribers have cancelled.

scheduler - the Scheduler on which to run timeouts

Returns:

a reference counting Flux with a grace period for disconnection