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origin: atomix/atomix

 @Override
 public String toString() {
  return toStringHelper(this)
    .add("index", index())
    .add("timestamp", timestamp())
    .add("value", ArraySizeHashPrinter.of(value()))
    .toString();
 }
}
origin: atomix/atomix

/**
 * Handles a records request.
 *
 * @param request the request to handle
 */
private void handleRecords(RecordsRequest request) {
 if (request.reset()) {
  index = request.record().index() - 1;
 }
 if (request.record().index() == index + 1) {
  Consumer<LogRecord> consumer = this.consumer;
  if (consumer != null) {
   consumer.accept(request.record());
   index = request.record().index();
  }
 } else {
  protocol.reset(leader, ResetRequest.request(memberId, subject, index + 1));
 }
}
origin: atomix/atomix

@Override
public CompletableFuture<Void> consume(long offset, Consumer<Record<E>> consumer) {
 return session.consumer().consume(offset, record ->
   consumer.accept(new Record<E>(record.index(), record.timestamp(), decode(record.value()))));
}
origin: atomix/atomix

currentIndex = record.index();
currentSession = session;
currentOperation = operation.operationId().type();
while (pendingRead != null && pendingRead.index <= record.index()) {
 session = getOrCreateSession(this.session.sessionId());
 currentSession = session;
origin: io.atomix/atomix-log

/**
 * Handles a records request.
 *
 * @param request the request to handle
 */
private void handleRecords(RecordsRequest request) {
 if (request.reset()) {
  index = request.record().index() - 1;
 }
 if (request.record().index() == index + 1) {
  Consumer<LogRecord> consumer = this.consumer;
  if (consumer != null) {
   consumer.accept(request.record());
   index = request.record().index();
  }
 } else {
  protocol.reset(leader, ResetRequest.request(memberId, subject, index + 1));
 }
}
origin: io.atomix/atomix

@Override
public CompletableFuture<Void> consume(long offset, Consumer<Record<E>> consumer) {
 return session.consumer().consume(offset, record ->
   consumer.accept(new Record<E>(record.index(), record.timestamp(), decode(record.value()))));
}
io.atomix.primitive.logLogRecordindex

Javadoc

Returns the record index.

Popular methods of LogRecord

  • timestamp
  • value
  • <init>

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