Package com.google.protobuf
Class RpcUtil
java.lang.Object
com.google.protobuf.RpcUtil
Grab-bag of utility functions useful when dealing with RPCs.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested ClassesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic final class
Exception thrown when a one-time callback is called more than once. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic <Type extends Message>
RpcCallback<Message> generalizeCallback
(RpcCallback<Type> originalCallback, Class<Type> originalClass, Type defaultInstance) Take anRpcCallback
accepting a specific message type and convert it to anRpcCallback<Message>
.static <ParameterType>
RpcCallback<ParameterType> newOneTimeCallback
(RpcCallback<ParameterType> originalCallback) Creates a callback which can only be called once.static <Type extends Message>
RpcCallback<Type> specializeCallback
(RpcCallback<Message> originalCallback) Take anRpcCallback<Message>
and convert it to anRpcCallback
accepting a specific message type.
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Method Details
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specializeCallback
public static <Type extends Message> RpcCallback<Type> specializeCallback(RpcCallback<Message> originalCallback) Take anRpcCallback<Message>
and convert it to anRpcCallback
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generalizeCallback
public static <Type extends Message> RpcCallback<Message> generalizeCallback(RpcCallback<Type> originalCallback, Class<Type> originalClass, Type defaultInstance) Take anRpcCallback
accepting a specific message type and convert it to anRpcCallback<Message>
. The generalized callback will accept any message object which has the same descriptor, and will convert it to the correct class before calling the original callback. However, if the generalized callback is given a message with a different descriptor, an exception will be thrown. -
newOneTimeCallback
public static <ParameterType> RpcCallback<ParameterType> newOneTimeCallback(RpcCallback<ParameterType> originalCallback) Creates a callback which can only be called once. This may be useful for security, when passing a callback to untrusted code: most callbacks do not expect to be called more than once, so doing so may expose bugs if it is not prevented.
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