Examples of com.arjuna.mw.wsas.exceptions.ProtocolViolationException

com.arjuna.mw.wsas.exceptions.ProtocolViolationException
Thrown if the underlying protocol is violated in some way during termination. For example, a two-phase commit protocol is necessarily blocking to ensure consensus in the precence of failures. However, this could mean that participants who have been prepared have to wait forever if they don't get told the results of the transaction by the (failed) coordinator. As such, heuristics were introduced to allow a participant to make a unilateral decision about what to do. If this decision goes against the coordinator's choice then the two-phase protocol is violated. @author Mark Little (mark.little@arjuna.com) @version $Id: ProtocolViolationException.java,v 1.1 2002/11/25 10:51:43 nmcl Exp $ @since 1.0.

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  public Outcome coordinate (CompletionStatus cs) throws WrongStateException,
      ProtocolViolationException, SystemException
  {
    throw new ProtocolViolationException();
  }

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  catch (InvalidParticipantException ex)
  {
  }
  catch (HeuristicHazardException ex)
  {
      throw new ProtocolViolationException(ex.toString());
  }
  catch (HeuristicMixedException ex)
  {
      throw new ProtocolViolationException(ex.toString());
  }


  return result;
    }

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   */


  public Outcome coordinate (CompletionStatus cs) throws WrongStateException,
      ProtocolViolationException, SystemException
  {
    throw new ProtocolViolationException();
  }

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   */


  public Outcome coordinate (CompletionStatus cs) throws WrongStateException,
      ProtocolViolationException, SystemException
  {
    throw new ProtocolViolationException();
  }

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  catch (InvalidParticipantException ex)
  {
  }
  catch (HeuristicHazardException ex)
  {
      throw new ProtocolViolationException(ex.toString());
  }
  catch (HeuristicMixedException ex)
  {
      throw new ProtocolViolationException(ex.toString());
  }


  return result;
    }

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