Package dev.restate.admin.api

Class InvocationApi

java.lang.Object

dev.restate.admin.api.InvocationApi

public class InvocationApi
extends Object

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
InvocationApi()
InvocationApi(ApiClient apiClient)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	deleteInvocation(String invocationId, DeletionMode mode)	Delete an invocation Delete the given invocation.
ApiResponse<Void>	deleteInvocationWithHttpInfo(String invocationId, DeletionMode mode)	Delete an invocation Delete the given invocation.
protected ApiException	getApiException(String operationId, HttpResponse<InputStream> response)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

InvocationApi

public InvocationApi()

InvocationApi

public InvocationApi(ApiClient apiClient)

Method Details

getApiException

protected ApiException getApiException(String operationId,
 HttpResponse<InputStream> response)
                                throws IOException

Throws:

IOException

deleteInvocation

public void deleteInvocation(String invocationId,
 DeletionMode mode)
                      throws ApiException

Delete an invocation Delete the given invocation. By default, an invocation is terminated by gracefully cancelling it. This ensures virtual object state consistency. Alternatively, an invocation can be killed which does not guarantee consistency for virtual object instance state, in-flight invocations to other services, etc. A stored completed invocation can also be purged

Parameters:

invocationId - Invocation identifier. (required)

mode - If cancel, it will gracefully terminate the invocation. If kill, it will terminate the invocation with a hard stop. If purge, it will only cleanup the response for completed invocations, and leave unaffected an in-flight invocation. (optional)

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

deleteInvocationWithHttpInfo

public ApiResponse<Void> deleteInvocationWithHttpInfo(String invocationId,
 DeletionMode mode)
                                               throws ApiException

Delete an invocation Delete the given invocation. By default, an invocation is terminated by gracefully cancelling it. This ensures virtual object state consistency. Alternatively, an invocation can be killed which does not guarantee consistency for virtual object instance state, in-flight invocations to other services, etc. A stored completed invocation can also be purged

Parameters:

invocationId - Invocation identifier. (required)

mode - If cancel, it will gracefully terminate the invocation. If kill, it will terminate the invocation with a hard stop. If purge, it will only cleanup the response for completed invocations, and leave unaffected an in-flight invocation. (optional)

Returns:

ApiResponse<Void>

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call