Examples with REQUEST_EXPIRED org.folio.support.exception.LogEventType.REQUEST_EXPIRED used on opensource projects

Example 1 with REQUEST_EXPIRED

use of org.folio.support.exception.LogEventType.REQUEST_EXPIRED in project mod-circulation-storage by folio-org.

the class ExpirationTool method doRequestExpirationForTenant.

private static Future<Void> doRequestExpirationForTenant(Map<String, String> okapiHeaders, Vertx vertx, String tenant) {
    Promise<Void> promise = Promise.promise();
    PostgresClient pgClient = PostgresClient.getInstance(vertx, tenant);
    List<JsonObject> context = new ArrayList<>();
    pgClient.startTx(conn -> getExpiredRequests(conn, vertx, tenant).compose(requests -> closeRequests(conn, vertx, tenant, requests, context)).compose(itemIds -> getOpenRequestsByItemIds(conn, vertx, tenant, itemIds)).compose(requests -> reorderRequests(conn, vertx, tenant, requests)).onComplete(v -> {
        if (v.failed()) {
            pgClient.rollbackTx(conn, done -> {
                log.error("Error in request processing", v.cause());
                promise.fail(v.cause());
            });
        } else {
            EventPublisherService eventPublisherService = new EventPublisherService(vertx, okapiHeaders);
            context.forEach(p -> eventPublisherService.publishLogRecord(new JsonObject().put(REQUESTS.value(), p), REQUEST_EXPIRED));
            pgClient.endTx(conn, done -> promise.complete());
        }
    }));
    return promise.future();
}