Package net.jodah.failsafe

Core Failsafe APIs for performing failsafe executions.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Policy<R>	A policy for handling execution failures.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractExecution<R>	Common execution information.
AsyncExecution<R>	Tracks asynchronous executions and allows retries to be scheduled according to a RetryPolicy.
CircuitBreaker<R>	A circuit breaker temporarily blocks execution when a configured number of failures are exceeded.
DelayablePolicy<S,R>	A policy that can be delayed between executions.
Execution<R>	Tracks executions and determines when an execution can be performed for a RetryPolicy.
ExecutionContext<R>	Contextual execution information.
ExecutionResult	The result of an execution.
Failsafe	Simple, sophisticated failure handling.
FailsafeExecutor<R>	An executor that handles failures according to configured policies.
FailsafeFuture<R>	A CompletableFuture implementation that propagates cancellations and calls completion handlers.
FailurePolicy<S,R>	A Policy that captures conditions to determine whether an execution is a failure.
Fallback<R>	A Policy that handles failures using a fallback function or result.
PolicyExecutor<R,P extends Policy<R>>	Handles execution and execution results according to a policy.
PolicyListeners<S,R>	Policy listener configuration.
RetryPolicy<R>	A policy that defines when retries should be performed.
Timeout<R>	A policy that cancels and fails an excecution with a TimeoutExceededException if a timeout is exceeded.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
CircuitBreaker.State	The state of the circuit.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
CircuitBreakerOpenException	Thrown when an execution is attempted while a configured CircuitBreaker is open.
FailsafeException	Thrown when a synchronous Failsafe execution fails with an exception.
TimeoutExceededException	Thrown when an execution exceeds a configured Timeout.

Package net.jodah.failsafe Description

Core Failsafe APIs for performing failsafe executions.

Failsafe is the entry point for the library. See FailsafeExecutor for execution options.