Examples with CompositeRetryPolicy cn.taketoday.retry.policy.CompositeRetryPolicy used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CompositeRetryPolicy

use of cn.taketoday.retry.policy.CompositeRetryPolicy in project today-infrastructure by TAKETODAY.

the class RetryTemplateBuilder method build.

/* ---------------- Building -------------- */
/**
 * Finish configuration and build resulting {@link RetryTemplate}. For default
 * behaviour and concurrency note see class-level doc of {@link RetryTemplateBuilder}.
 * The {@code retryPolicy} of the returned {@link RetryTemplate} is always an instance
 * of {@link CompositeRetryPolicy}, that consists of one base policy, and of
 * {@link BinaryExceptionClassifierRetryPolicy}. The motivation is: whatever base
 * policy we use, exception classification is extremely recommended.
 *
 * @return new instance of {@link RetryTemplate}
 */
public RetryTemplate build() {
    RetryTemplate retryTemplate = new RetryTemplate();
    // Exception classifier
    BinaryExceptionClassifier exceptionClassifier = classifierBuilder != null ? classifierBuilder.build() : BinaryExceptionClassifier.defaultClassifier();
    if (this.baseRetryPolicy == null) {
        this.baseRetryPolicy = new MaxAttemptsRetryPolicy();
    }
    CompositeRetryPolicy finalPolicy = new CompositeRetryPolicy();
    finalPolicy.setPolicies(new RetryPolicy[] { baseRetryPolicy, new BinaryExceptionClassifierRetryPolicy(exceptionClassifier) });
    retryTemplate.setRetryPolicy(finalPolicy);
    if (this.backOffPolicy == null) {
        this.backOffPolicy = new NoBackOffPolicy();
    }
    retryTemplate.setBackOffPolicy(this.backOffPolicy);
    if (this.listeners != null) {
        retryTemplate.setListeners(this.listeners.toArray(new RetryListener[0]));
    }
    return retryTemplate;
}

Example 2 with CompositeRetryPolicy

use of cn.taketoday.retry.policy.CompositeRetryPolicy in project today-framework by TAKETODAY.

the class RetryTemplateBuilder method build.

/* ---------------- Building -------------- */
/**
 * Finish configuration and build resulting {@link RetryTemplate}. For default
 * behaviour and concurrency note see class-level doc of {@link RetryTemplateBuilder}.
 * The {@code retryPolicy} of the returned {@link RetryTemplate} is always an instance
 * of {@link CompositeRetryPolicy}, that consists of one base policy, and of
 * {@link BinaryExceptionClassifierRetryPolicy}. The motivation is: whatever base
 * policy we use, exception classification is extremely recommended.
 *
 * @return new instance of {@link RetryTemplate}
 */
public RetryTemplate build() {
    RetryTemplate retryTemplate = new RetryTemplate();
    // Exception classifier
    BinaryExceptionClassifier exceptionClassifier = classifierBuilder != null ? classifierBuilder.build() : BinaryExceptionClassifier.defaultClassifier();
    if (this.baseRetryPolicy == null) {
        this.baseRetryPolicy = new MaxAttemptsRetryPolicy();
    }
    CompositeRetryPolicy finalPolicy = new CompositeRetryPolicy();
    finalPolicy.setPolicies(new RetryPolicy[] { baseRetryPolicy, new BinaryExceptionClassifierRetryPolicy(exceptionClassifier) });
    retryTemplate.setRetryPolicy(finalPolicy);
    if (this.backOffPolicy == null) {
        this.backOffPolicy = new NoBackOffPolicy();
    }
    retryTemplate.setBackOffPolicy(this.backOffPolicy);
    if (this.listeners != null) {
        retryTemplate.setListeners(this.listeners.toArray(new RetryListener[0]));
    }
    return retryTemplate;
}