Comparison of Results is based on the #declaringClass and #declaredMethod value, duration is not used for comparison.
@author P_W999The following features are supported:
If the message is successfully created, the {@link #getMessageId()} returnsthe message id and {@link #getErrorCodeName()} returns {@literal null}; otherwise, {@link #getMessageId()} returns {@literal null} and {@link #getErrorCodeName()} returns the code of the error.
There are cases when a request is accept and the message successfully created, but GCM has a canonical registration id for that device. In this case, the server should update the registration id to avoid rejected requests in the future.
In a nutshell, the workflow to handle a result is:
- Call {@link #getMessageId()}: - {@literal null} means error, call {@link #getErrorCodeName()}- non- {@literal null} means the message was created:- Call {@link #getCanonicalRegistrationId()}- if it returns {@literal null}, do nothing. - otherwise, update the server datastore with the new id.
result.
@author Yann Cébron
Action.NONE) of an {@link Action} are mapped to a View implementation. Examples of Views might be: ResponseCtx. This class encodes the decision effect, as well as an optional resource identifier and optional status data. Any number of obligations may also be included.
@since 1.0
@author Seth Proctor
@author Marco Barreno
public Result getDAG(int compressionLevel);
The basic interface for results which are returned from the dispatch service
result operator of the FIPA SL0 action.
@author Giovanni Caire - TILAB
This interface represents the result of a <sql:query> action. It provides access to the following information in the query result:
An implementation of the Result interface provides a disconnected view into the result of a query. @author Justyna Horwat
An object that implements this interface contains the information needed to build a transformation result tree.
@author Jeff Suttor$Id: Result.java 181 2010-12-12 23:39:00Z georgosn $
@author $LastChangedBy: georgosn $ @version $LastChangedRevision: 181 $This class is NOT THREAD SAFE.
Convenience methods are available that return various {@link Map}structures and values directly.
To get a complete mapping of all cells in the Result, which can include multiple families and multiple versions, use {@link #getMap()}.
To get a mapping of each family to its columns (qualifiers and values), including only the latest version of each, use {@link #getNoVersionMap()}. To get a mapping of qualifiers to latest values for an individual family use {@link #getFamilyMap(byte[])}.
To get the latest value for a specific family and qualifier use {@link #getValue(byte[],byte[])}. A Result is backed by an array of {@link KeyValue} objects, each representingan HBase cell defined by the row, family, qualifier, timestamp, and value.
The underlying {@link KeyValue} objects can be accessed through the method {@link #listCells()}. Each KeyValue can then be accessed through {@link KeyValue#getRow()}, {@link KeyValue#getFamily()}, {@link KeyValue#getQualifier()}, {@link KeyValue#getTimestamp()}, and {@link KeyValue#getValue()}.
If you need to overwrite a Result with another Result instance -- as in the old 'mapred' RecordReader next invocations -- then create an empty Result with the null constructor and in then use {@link #copyFrom(Result)}
The object that implements this interface carries a search's result data.
A result contains a value, which is the value displayed to the user. It also contains a field name, which is the field the value is related to.
A search result may be split into different {@link Result} objects, each onecontained inside other, representing a complex result hierarchy. For example: a result structure may represent as result a folder and files/folders contained in it.
@see ResultProcessor @see ResultFactory @version $Rev: 830448 $ $Date: 2009-10-27 23:38:34 -0700 (Tue, 27 Oct 2009) $Result class.
@author unknown
@since 1.2.6
INTERNAL: Sub-component of an {@link Operation}, indicates the type of return value from the database, as well as if there is more than one value and if those value(s) will be handled using binary attachements. @author Mike Norman - michael.norman@oracle.com @since EclipseLink 1.x
Warning: This component is not published. It is part of module implementation. Client module should not use this feature.
@since 2.4 @author Mauricio Pazos - Axios Engineering @author Gabriel Roldan - Axios Engineering @version $Id$ @source $URL$Specific subclass types carry extra context, e.g. whether it was a failure or successful result.
The meaning of the value parameter is specific to each concrete subclass. The validity of {@code null}is also to be defined by each subclass. This implementation does allow null values.
The result is the last message sent from the daemon back to the daemon client.
ResponseCtx. This class encodes the decision effect, as well as an optional resource identifier and optional status data. Any number of obligations may also be included.
@since 1.0
@author Seth Proctor
@author Marco Barreno
Result collects and summarizes information from running multiple tests. All tests are counted -- additional information is collected from tests that fail.
@since 4.0
{"outcome" : "success", "result" : "no metrics available", "compensating-operation" : null} {"outcome" : "failed", "failure-description" : "JBAS010850: No handler for operation foo at address []", "rolled-back" : true}
@author Heiko W. Rupp
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