Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing 6.0.14

Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing

Summary

The extension provides API for reprocessible operations. The reprocessible operation should represent a separate block of logic, usually a delegate of a method and be transactional.

Prerequisites

DataObjects.Net 6.0.x (http://dataobjects.net)

Examples of usage

Examples #1. Simple reprocessible operation looks like this:

  Domain.Execute(session => {
    // Task logic
  });

Expample #2. Usage of built-in reprocessing strategies.

There are 3 strategies that can be used for task execution:

• HandleReprocessibleException strategy The strategy catches all reprocessible expections (deadlock and transaction serialization exceptions) and makes another attempt to execute the task
• HandleUniqueConstraintViolation strategy The same as previous one but also catches unique constraint violation exception
• NoReprocess strategy No reprocessing is provided

To indicate that a particular strategy should be used, use the following syntax:

  Domain.WithStrategy(new HandleReprocessExceptionStrategy())
    .Execute(session => {
      // Task logic
    });

Expample #3. Confugure reprocessing in configuration file. To omit setting up the strategy each time consider configuring it in application configuration file, e.g.:

  <configSections>
    
    <section name="Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing" 
      type="Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing.Configuration.ConfigurationSection, Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing" />
  </configSections>

  <Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing 
    defaultTransactionOpenMode="New" 
    defaultExecuteStrategy="Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing.HandleReprocessableExceptionStrategy, Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing">
  </Xtensive.Orm.Reprocessing>

Having that done, in scenarios with no strategy specified, the extension will automatically use the strategy from the configuration.