Package org.springframework.cloud.dataflow.server.repository
package org.springframework.cloud.dataflow.server.repository
Spring Cloud Data Flow Server Repositories.
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ClassDescriptionException that allows to indicate that 1 or more
TaskExecutions could not be deleted.Repository to accessJobExecutions.Repository to accessTaskExecutions.Data access object used for manipulating task manifestsProvide a simple interface for reading Task Definitions when required by Aggregate Task ExplorerProvide a simple interface for reading Task deployments when required by Aggregate Task ExplorerThrown to indicate that the creation of a stream failed because a stream with the given name already exists.Thrown to indicate that the creation of a task failed because a task with the given name already exists.Thrown when client tries to add an application with an invalid name.Stores job execution information to a JDBC DataSource.Manages Task Execution information using a JDBC DataSource.JDBC implementation for theDataflowTaskExecutionMetadataDaoThrown when an audit record of a given id was expected but did not exist.Exception is thrown if there is no schedule information available.Thrown when a stream definition of a given name was expected but did not exist.Thrown when a stream deployment of a given name was expected but did not exist.Exception is thrown if there is no mapping between a batch job execution and a task execution.Thrown when a task definition of a given name was expected but did not exist.This exception is used when requesting aTaskExecutionthat does not exist.Repository to accessStreamDefinitions.Repository to accessTaskDefinitions.This exception is used whenTaskExecutions do not have external execution ids and they are required by Spring Cloud Data Flow.This exception is used inTaskDefinitionControllerwhen requesting a combination of params which is not acceptable.