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Tobias Oberstein edited this page Jun 28, 2017
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public <T> CompletableFuture<T> call(String procedure,
List<Object> args,
Map<String, Object> kwargs,
TypeReference<T> resultType,
CallOptions options)
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com.example.get_person
: returns a single positional result (args[0]
) of "complex type Person".
TypeReference resultType = new TypeReference<Person>() {};
session.call("com.example.get_person", null, null, resultType, null);
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com.example.get_persons
: returns a single positional result (args[0]
), which is a list of object of "complex type Person"
TypeReference resultType = new TypeReference<List<Person>>() {};
session.call("com.example.get_persons", null, null, resultType, null);
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com.example.get_persons_by_department
: returns a single positional result (args[0]
), which is a map of strings (department name) to lists of complex objects of type Person
TypeReference resultType = new TypeReference<Map<String, List<Person>>>() {};
session.call("com.example.get_persons_by_department", null, null, resultType, null);
public <T1, T2> CompletableFuture<TupleOf2<T1, T2>> call(
String procedure,
List<Object> args,
Map<String, Object> kwargs,
TupleOf2<TypeReference<T1>, TypeReference<T2>> resultTypes,
CallOptions options)
public <T1, T2, T3> CompletableFuture<TupleOf3<T1, T2, T3>> call(
String procedure,
List<Object> args,
Map<String, Object> kwargs,
TupleOf3<TypeReference<T1>, TypeReference<T2>, TypeReference<T3>> resultTypes,
CallOptions options)
and so forth. gets boring.
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com.example.get_foo
: returns a 3-positional result (args[0:2]
), with the first two being of type float, and the last one being of complex type Person
TupleOf3<TypeReference<Float>, TypeReference<Float>, TypeReference<Person>> resultTypes = new ???;
session.call("com.example.get_foo", null, null, resultTypes, null);
This would return a CompletableFuture<TupleOf3<Float, Float, Person>>
.