Examples of org.apache.cassandra.net.CallbackInfo

org.apache.cassandra.net.CallbackInfo
Encapsulates the callback information. The ability to set the message is useful in cases for when a hint needs to be written due to a timeout in the response from a replica.

        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), -1) != null;


        // set up some fake callbacks so deserialization knows that what it's deserializing is a TruncateResponse
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(1, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(2, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));


        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 1) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 2) != null;
        in.close();
    }

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        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), -1) != null;


        // set up some fake callbacks so deserialization knows that what it's deserializing is a TruncateResponse
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(1, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(2, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));


        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 1) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 2) != null;
        in.close();
    }

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        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), -1) != null;


        // set up some fake callbacks so deserialization knows that what it's deserializing is a TruncateResponse
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(1, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(2, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));


        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 1) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 2) != null;
        in.close();
    }

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        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), "id") != null;


        // set up some fake callbacks so deserialization knows that what it's deserializing is a TruncateResponse
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests("tr1", new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests("tr2", new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));


        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), "tr1") != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), "tr2") != null;
        in.close();
    }

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        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert TruncateResponse.serializer.deserialize(in, getVersion()) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), -1) != null;


        // set up some fake callbacks so deserialization knows that what it's deserializing is a TruncateResponse
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(1, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));
        MessagingService.instance().setCallbackForTests(2, new CallbackInfo(null, null, TruncateResponse.serializer));


        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 1) != null;
        assert MessageIn.read(in, getVersion(), 2) != null;
        in.close();
    }

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