Class ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler (0.18.4)

public class ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler

Handles the message flow for the extended query protocol. Wire-protocol messages are buffered in memory until a flush/sync is received.

Inheritance

java.lang.Object > ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler

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Constructors

ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler(ConnectionHandler connectionHandler)

public ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler(ConnectionHandler connectionHandler)

Creates an ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler for the given connection.

Parameter
Name	Description
`connectionHandler`	`ConnectionHandler`

ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler(ConnectionHandler connectionHandler, BackendConnection backendConnection)

public ExtendedQueryProtocolHandler(ConnectionHandler connectionHandler, BackendConnection backendConnection)

Constructor only intended for testing.

Parameters
Name	Description
`connectionHandler`	`ConnectionHandler`
`backendConnection`	`BackendConnection`

Methods

buffer(AbstractQueryProtocolMessage message)

public void buffer(AbstractQueryProtocolMessage message)

Buffer an extended query protocol message for execution when the next flush/sync message is received.

Parameter
Name	Description
`message`	`AbstractQueryProtocolMessage`

flush()

public void flush()

Flushes the current queue of messages. Any pending database statements are first executed, before sending the wire-protocol responses to the frontend. A flush does not commit the implicit transaction (if any).

This method will execute a #sync() if it determines that the next message in the buffer is a Sync message.

Exceptions
Type	Description
`Exception`

getBackendConnection()

public BackendConnection getBackendConnection()

Returns the backend PG connection for this query handler.

Returns
Type	Description
`BackendConnection`

sync()

public void sync()

Flushes the current queue of messages and commits the implicit transaction (if any). Any pending database statements are first executed, before sending the wire-protocol responses to the frontend.

Exceptions
Type	Description
`Exception`