com.antelmann.db
Class TransactionCounter
java.lang.Object
com.antelmann.db.TransactionListener.Adapter
com.antelmann.db.TransactionCounter
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- TransactionListener
public class TransactionCounter
- extends TransactionListener.Adapter
A TransactionCounter increments its counter upon transaction begin
to allow determining whether it's still the same transaction.
This counter allows to determine whether an ongoing transaction of a given
database is still the same as during a previous call by checking the counter.
- Since:
- 21. Oktober 2007, 22:33
- Author:
- Holger Antelmann
- See Also:
getTransactionCounter(DBTransaction)
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Constructor Summary |
TransactionCounter(DBTransaction ta)
After calling the constructor, this instance must still be added as a
listener to the given transaction before the counter works. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
TransactionCounter
public TransactionCounter(DBTransaction ta)
- After calling the constructor, this instance must still be added as a
listener to the given transaction before the counter works.
Also, it must then be removed as a listener to be garbage-collected.
Preferably, use
getTransactionCounter(DBTransaction) to only have
one counter per database.
getTransaction
public DBTransaction getTransaction()
getCounter
public int getCounter()
checkCount
public void checkCount(int count)
throws TransactionException
- Throws:
TransactionException
transactionBegin
public void transactionBegin(DBTransaction transaction)
- increments the counter by one if the given transaction is the same as the embedded one
- Specified by:
transactionBegin in interface TransactionListener- Overrides:
transactionBegin in class TransactionListener.Adapter
getTransactionCounter
public static TransactionCounter getTransactionCounter(DBTransaction ta)
- returns a TransactionCounter associated and listening to the given DBTransaction.
First, this method seeks to find an existing TransactionCounter already
used as a listener; if found, that one is simply returned.
If that fails, a new TransactionCounter instance is created, added as a listener to
the database, and returned.
- See Also:
AbstractDBTransaction.getTransactionListeners()
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