net.jini.core.transaction.server

Class ServerTransaction

java.lang.Object

net.jini.core.transaction.server.ServerTransaction

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, Transaction

Direct Known Subclasses:

NestableServerTransaction

public class ServerTransaction
extends Object
implements Transaction, Serializable

Class implementing the Transaction interface, for use with transaction participants that implement the default transaction semantics.

Since:

1.0

Author:

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

See Also:

Transaction, NestableServerTransaction, TransactionManager, TransactionFactory, Serialized Form

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction

Transaction.Created

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
long	id The transaction id.
TransactionManager	mgr The transaction manager.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ServerTransaction(AtomicSerial.GetArg arg)
ServerTransaction(TransactionManager mgr, long id) Simple constructor.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	abort() Abort the transaction.
void	abort(long waitFor) Abort the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision.
void	commit() Commit the transaction.
void	commit(long waitFor) Commit the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision.
boolean	equals(Object other) Two instances are equal if they have the same transaction manager and the same transaction id.
int	getState() Returns the current state of the transaction.
int	hashCode()
boolean	isNested() Return true if the transaction has a parent, false if the transaction is top level.
void	join(TransactionParticipant part, long crashCount) Join the transaction.
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

mgr

public final TransactionManager mgr

The transaction manager.

id

public final long id

The transaction id.

Constructor Detail

ServerTransaction

public ServerTransaction(AtomicSerial.GetArg arg)
                  throws IOException

Throws:

IOException

ServerTransaction

public ServerTransaction(TransactionManager mgr,
                         long id)

Simple constructor. Clients should not call this directly, but should instead use TransactionFactory.

Parameters:

mgr - the manager for this transaction

id - the transaction id

Method Detail

hashCode

public int hashCode()

Overrides:

hashCode in class Object

equals

public boolean equals(Object other)

Two instances are equal if they have the same transaction manager and the same transaction id.

Overrides:

equals in class Object

commit

public void commit()
            throws UnknownTransactionException,
                   CannotCommitException,
                   RemoteException

Description copied from interface: Transaction

Commit the transaction. Commit asks the transaction manager to execute the voting process with the participants. Returns if the transaction successfully reaches either the NOTCHANGED or the COMMITTED state, without waiting for the transaction manager to notify all participants of the decision. If the transaction must be aborted (because one or more participants are unable to prepare), CannotCommitException is thrown without waiting for the transaction manager to notify all participants of the decision.

Specified by:

commit in interface Transaction

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been forgotten.

CannotCommitException - if the transaction reaches the ABORTED state, or is known to have previously reached that state due to an earlier commit or abort.

RemoteException - if a communication error occurs.

commit

public void commit(long waitFor)
            throws UnknownTransactionException,
                   CannotCommitException,
                   TimeoutExpiredException,
                   RemoteException

Description copied from interface: Transaction

Commit the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision. Commit asks the transaction manager to execute the voting process with the participants. Returns if the transaction successfully reaches either the NOTCHANGED or the COMMITTED state, and the transaction manager has notified all participants of the decision, before the specified timeout expires. If the transaction must be aborted (because one or more participants are unable to prepare), CannotCommitException is thrown if the transaction manager is able to notify all participants of the decision before the specified timeout expires. If the transaction manager reaches a decision, but is unable to notify all participants of that decision before the specified timeout expires, then TimeoutExpiredException is thrown. If the specified timeout expires before the transaction manager reaches a decision, TimeoutExpiredException is not thrown until the manager reaches a decision.

Specified by:

commit in interface Transaction

Parameters:

waitFor - timeout to wait, from the start of the call until all participants have been notified of the transaction manager's decision

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been forgotten.

CannotCommitException - if the transaction reaches the ABORTED state, or is known to have previously reached that state due to an earlier commit or abort.

TimeoutExpiredException - if the timeout expires before all participants have been notified.

RemoteException - if a communication error occurs.

abort

public void abort()
           throws UnknownTransactionException,
                  CannotAbortException,
                  RemoteException

Description copied from interface: Transaction

Abort the transaction. This can be called at any time by any object holding a reference to the transaction. Abort asks the transaction manager to abort the transaction and to notify each participant of the decision, resulting in them rolling back any state changes made as part of the transaction. Returns as soon as the transaction manager records the abort decision, without waiting for the transaction manager to notify all participants of the decision.

Specified by:

abort in interface Transaction

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been forgotten.

CannotAbortException - if the transaction is known to have previously reached the COMMITTED state due to an earlier commit.

RemoteException - if a communication error occurs.

abort

public void abort(long waitFor)
           throws UnknownTransactionException,
                  CannotAbortException,
                  TimeoutExpiredException,
                  RemoteException

Description copied from interface: Transaction

Abort the transaction, waiting for participants to be notified of the decision. This can be called at any time by any object holding a reference to the transaction. Abort asks the transaction manager to abort the transaction and to notify each participant of the decision, resulting in them rolling back any state changes made as part of the transaction. Returns if the transaction manager records the decision and is able to notify all participants of the decision before the specified timeout expires. If the transaction manager is unable to notify all participants of the decision before the specified timeout expires, then TimeoutExpiredException is thrown.

Specified by:

abort in interface Transaction

Parameters:

waitFor - timeout to wait, from the start of the call until all participants have been notified of the transaction manager's decision.

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the manager. This may be because the transaction ID was incorrect, or because the transaction has proceeded to cleanup due to an earlier commit or abort, and has been forgotten.

CannotAbortException - if the transaction is known to have previously reached the COMMITTED state due to an earlier commit.

TimeoutExpiredException - if the timeout expires before all participants have been notified.

RemoteException - if a communication error occurs.

join

public void join(TransactionParticipant part,
                 long crashCount)
          throws UnknownTransactionException,
                 CannotJoinException,
                 CrashCountException,
                 RemoteException

Join the transaction. The crashCount marks the state of the storage used by the participant for transactions. If the participant attempts to join a transaction more than once, the crash counts must be the same. Each system crash or other event that destroys the state of the participant's unprepared transaction storage must cause the crash count to increase by at least one.

Parameters:

part - the participant joining the transaction

crashCount - the participant's current crash count

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the transaction manager, either because the transaction ID is incorrect or because the transaction is complete and its state has been discarded by the manager.

CannotJoinException - if the transaction is known to the manager but is no longer active.

CrashCountException - if the crash count provided for the participant differs from the crash count in a previous invocation of the same pairing of participant and transaction

RemoteException - if there is a communication error

getState

public int getState()
             throws UnknownTransactionException,
                    RemoteException

Returns the current state of the transaction. The returned state can be any of the TransactionConstants values.

Returns:

an int representing the state of the transaction

Throws:

UnknownTransactionException - if the transaction is unknown to the transaction manager, either because the transaction ID is incorrect or because the transaction is complete and its state has been discarded by the manager.

RemoteException - if there is a communication error

See Also:

TransactionConstants

isNested

public boolean isNested()

Return true if the transaction has a parent, false if the transaction is top level.

Returns:

true if the transaction has a parent, false if the transaction is top level.

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object