Package io.camunda.client.impl.fetch

Class MappingRuleGetRequestImpl

java.lang.Object

io.camunda.client.impl.fetch.MappingRuleGetRequestImpl

All Implemented Interfaces:

FinalCommandStep<MappingRule>, MappingRuleGetRequest

public class MappingRuleGetRequestImpl
extends Object
implements MappingRuleGetRequest

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
MappingRuleGetRequestImpl(HttpClient httpClient, String mappingRuleId)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
FinalCommandStep<MappingRule>	requestTimeout(Duration requestTimeout)	Sets the request timeout for the command.
CamundaFuture<MappingRule>	send()	Sends the command to the Camunda gateway.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Methods inherited from interface io.camunda.client.api.command.FinalCommandStep

execute

Constructor Details

MappingRuleGetRequestImpl

public MappingRuleGetRequestImpl(HttpClient httpClient,
 String mappingRuleId)

Method Details

requestTimeout

public FinalCommandStep<MappingRule> requestTimeout(Duration requestTimeout)

Description copied from interface: FinalCommandStep

Sets the request timeout for the command. The default request timeout can be configured using CamundaClientBuilder.defaultRequestTimeout(Duration).

Specified by:

requestTimeout in interface FinalCommandStep<MappingRule>

Parameters:

requestTimeout - the request timeout

Returns:

the configured command

send

public CamundaFuture<MappingRule> send()

Description copied from interface: FinalCommandStep

Sends the command to the Camunda gateway. This operation is asynchronous. In case of success, the future returns the event that was generated by the Camunda gateway in response to the command.

Call CamundaFuture.join() to wait until the response is available.

 Future<JobEventinvalid input: '&#62' future = command.send();
 JobEvent event = future.join();
 

Specified by:

send in interface FinalCommandStep<MappingRule>

Returns:

a future tracking state of success/failure of the command.