org.springframework.batch.core
Class ExitStatus

java.lang.Object
  org.springframework.batch.core.ExitStatus

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, Comparable<ExitStatus>

public class ExitStatus
extends Object
implements Serializable, Comparable<ExitStatus>

Value object used to carry information about the status of a job or step execution. ExitStatus is immutable and therefore thread-safe.

Author:

Dave Syer

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

static ExitStatus	COMPLETED Convenient constant value representing finished processing.
static ExitStatus	EXECUTING Convenient constant value representing continuable state where processing is still taking place, so no further action is required.
static ExitStatus	FAILED Convenient constant value representing finished processing with an error.
static ExitStatus	NOOP Convenient constant value representing job that did no processing (e.g.
static ExitStatus	STOPPED Convenient constant value representing finished processing with interrupted status.
static ExitStatus	UNKNOWN Convenient constant value representing unknown state - assumed not continuable.

Constructor Summary

ExitStatus(String exitCode)

ExitStatus(String exitCode, String exitDescription)

Method Summary

ExitStatus	addExitDescription(String description) Add an exit description to an existing ExitStatus.
ExitStatus	addExitDescription(Throwable throwable) Extract the stack trace from the throwable provided and append it to the exist description.
ExitStatus	and(ExitStatus status) Create a new ExitStatus with a logical combination of the exit code, and a concatenation of the descriptions.
int	compareTo(ExitStatus status)
boolean	equals(Object obj) Compare the fields one by one.
String	getExitCode() Getter for the exit code (defaults to blank).
String	getExitDescription() Getter for the exit description (defaults to blank)
int	hashCode() Compatible with the equals implementation.
boolean	isRunning() Check if this status represents a running process.
ExitStatus	replaceExitCode(String code) Add an exit code to an existing ExitStatus.
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

UNKNOWN

public static final ExitStatus UNKNOWN

Convenient constant value representing unknown state - assumed not continuable.

EXECUTING

public static final ExitStatus EXECUTING

Convenient constant value representing continuable state where processing is still taking place, so no further action is required. Used for asynchronous execution scenarios where the processing is happening in another thread or process and the caller is not required to wait for the result.

COMPLETED

public static final ExitStatus COMPLETED

Convenient constant value representing finished processing.

NOOP

public static final ExitStatus NOOP

Convenient constant value representing job that did no processing (e.g. because it was already complete).

FAILED

public static final ExitStatus FAILED

Convenient constant value representing finished processing with an error.

STOPPED

public static final ExitStatus STOPPED

Convenient constant value representing finished processing with interrupted status.

Constructor Detail

ExitStatus

public ExitStatus(String exitCode)

ExitStatus

public ExitStatus(String exitCode,
                  String exitDescription)

Method Detail

getExitCode

public String getExitCode()

Getter for the exit code (defaults to blank).

Returns:

the exit code.

getExitDescription

public String getExitDescription()

Getter for the exit description (defaults to blank)

and

public ExitStatus and(ExitStatus status)

Create a new ExitStatus with a logical combination of the exit code, and a concatenation of the descriptions. If either value has a higher severity then its exit code will be used in the result. In the case of equal severity, the exit code is replaced if the new value is alphabetically greater.

Severity is defined by the exit code:

• Codes beginning with EXECUTING have severity 1
• Codes beginning with COMPLETED have severity 2
• Codes beginning with NOOP have severity 3
• Codes beginning with STOPPED have severity 4
• Codes beginning with FAILED have severity 5
• Codes beginning with UNKNOWN have severity 6

Others have severity 7, so custom exit codes always win.
If the input is null just return this.

Parameters:

status - an ExitStatus to combine with this one.

Returns:

a new ExitStatus combining the current value and the argument provided.

compareTo

public int compareTo(ExitStatus status)

Specified by:

compareTo in interface Comparable<ExitStatus>

Parameters:

status - an ExitStatus to compare

Returns:

1,0,-1 according to the severity and exit code

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object

equals

public boolean equals(Object obj)

Compare the fields one by one.

Overrides:

equals in class Object

See Also:

Object.equals(java.lang.Object)

hashCode

public int hashCode()

Compatible with the equals implementation.

Overrides:

hashCode in class Object

See Also:

Object.hashCode()

replaceExitCode

public ExitStatus replaceExitCode(String code)

Add an exit code to an existing ExitStatus. If there is already a code present tit will be replaced.

Parameters:

code - the code to add

Returns:

a new ExitStatus with the same properties but a new exit code.

isRunning

public boolean isRunning()

Check if this status represents a running process.

Returns:

true if the exit code is "RUNNING" or "UNKNOWN"

addExitDescription

public ExitStatus addExitDescription(String description)

Add an exit description to an existing ExitStatus. If there is already a description present the two will be concatenated with a semicolon.

Parameters:

description - the description to add

Returns:

a new ExitStatus with the same properties but a new exit description

addExitDescription

public ExitStatus addExitDescription(Throwable throwable)

Extract the stack trace from the throwable provided and append it to the exist description.

Parameters:

throwable -

Returns:

a new ExitStatus with the stack trace appended