Package akka.javasdk.workflow

Class StepBuilder.CallStepBuilder<CallInput,CallOutput>

Object

akka.javasdk.workflow.StepBuilder.CallStepBuilder<CallInput,CallOutput>

Enclosing class:

StepBuilder

public static class StepBuilder.CallStepBuilder<CallInput,CallOutput>
extends Object

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Workflow.CallStep<CallInput,CallOutput,?>	andThen(Class<CallOutput> transitionInputClass, Function<CallOutput,Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect<Void>> transitionFunc)	Transition to the next step based on the result of the step call.
Workflow.CallStep<CallInput,CallOutput,?>	andThen(Supplier<Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect<Void>> transitionFunc)	Transition to the next step after the step call completes.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

andThen

public Workflow.CallStep<CallInput,CallOutput,?> andThen(Class<CallOutput> transitionInputClass,
 Function<CallOutput,Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect<Void>> transitionFunc)

Transition to the next step based on the result of the step call.

The Function passed to this method should receive the return type of the step call and return an Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect describing the next step to transition to.

When defining the Effect, you can update the workflow state and indicate the next step to transition to. This can be another step, or a pause or end of the workflow.

When transition to another step, you can also pass an input parameter to the next step.

Parameters:

transitionInputClass - Input class for transition.

transitionFunc - Function that transform the action result to a Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect

Returns:

CallStep

andThen

public Workflow.CallStep<CallInput,CallOutput,?> andThen(Supplier<Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect<Void>> transitionFunc)

Transition to the next step after the step call completes.

The Supplier passed to this method should return an Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect describing the next step to transition to. Note that the output of the call is not passed to this function.

When defining the Effect, you can update the workflow state and indicate the next step to transition to. This can be another step, or a pause or end of the workflow.

When transition to another step, you can also pass an input parameter to the next step.

Parameters:

transitionFunc - Supplier of Workflow.Effect.TransitionalEffect

Returns:

CallStep