Inheritance diagram for LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call:

Public Member Functions
	Call (LeaderRPC &leaderRPC)
	~Call ()
	Destructor.
void	start (OpCode opCode, const google::protobuf::Message &request, TimePoint timeout)
	Invoke the RPC.
void	cancel ()
	Cancel the RPC.
Status	wait (google::protobuf::Message &response, TimePoint timeout)
	Wait for the RPC to complete.
Public Attributes
LeaderRPC &	leaderRPC
std::shared_ptr < RPC::ClientSession >	cachedSession
	Copy of leaderSession when the RPC was started (might have changed since).
RPC::ClientRPC	rpc
	RPC object which may be canceled.

Detailed Description

Definition at line 259 of file LeaderRPC.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call::Call ( LeaderRPC & leaderRPC ) [explicit]

Definition at line 71 of file LeaderRPC.cc.

LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call::~Call ( ) [virtual]

Destructor.

Definition at line 78 of file LeaderRPC.cc.

void LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call::start	(	OpCode	opCode,
		const google::protobuf::Message &	request,
		TimePoint	timeout
	)		`[virtual]`

Invoke the RPC.

Parameters:

opCode	RPC operation code. The caller must guarantee that this is a valid opCode. (If the server rejects it, this will PANIC.)
request	The parameters for the operation. The caller must guarantee that this is a well-formed request. (If the server rejects it, this will PANIC.)
timeout	After this time has elapsed, stop trying to initiate the connection to the leader and use an invalid session, which will cause the RPC to fail later.

Definition at line 83 of file LeaderRPC.cc.

void LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call::cancel ( ) [virtual]

Cancel the RPC.

This may only be called after start(), but it may be called safely from a separate thread.

Definition at line 97 of file LeaderRPC.cc.

LeaderRPC::Call::Status LogCabin::Client::LeaderRPC::Call::wait	(	google::protobuf::Message &	response,
		TimePoint	timeout
	)		`[virtual]`

Wait for the RPC to complete.

Parameters:

[out]	response	If successful, the response to the operation will be filled in here.
	timeout	After this time has elapsed, stop waiting and return TIMEOUT. In this case, response will be left unmodified.

Returns:: True if the RPC completed successfully, false otherwise. If this returns false, it is the callers responsibility to start over to achieve the same at-most-once semantics as call().

Definition at line 104 of file LeaderRPC.cc.