Package com.vaadin.flow.server.communication

Class RpcInvocationEndedEvent

java.lang.Object

java.util.EventObject

com.vaadin.flow.server.communication.AbstractRpcInvocationEvent

com.vaadin.flow.server.communication.RpcInvocationEndedEvent

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

public class RpcInvocationEndedEvent
extends AbstractRpcInvocationEvent

Event fired through the service event bus once a client-to-server RPC invocation has been handled, whether it completed normally or threw. It is fired on the same thread as the matching RpcInvocationStartedEvent.

The event tells how long the invocation took and whether it threw, so a listener that times invocations needs no state of its own and no listener for the started or failed event.

Since:

25.3

See Also:

• AbstractRpcInvocationEvent
• Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class java.util.EventObject

source

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
RpcInvocationEndedEvent(UI ui, String type, int nodeId, String name)	Creates a new event for an invocation that completed normally and whose duration was not measured.
RpcInvocationEndedEvent(UI ui, String type, int nodeId, String name, Duration duration, Throwable error)	Creates a new event carrying the measured duration of the invocation and the throwable it raised, if any.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Duration	getDuration()	Gets how long the invocation took, measured from just before the RpcInvocationStartedEvent was fired until the invocation was handled.
Optional<Throwable>	getError()	Gets the throwable raised by the invocation handler, which is the one the matching RpcInvocationFailedEvent carried.

Methods inherited from class com.vaadin.flow.server.communication.AbstractRpcInvocationEvent

getComponent, getName, getNodeId, getType, getUI

Methods inherited from class java.util.EventObject

getSource, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

RpcInvocationEndedEvent

public RpcInvocationEndedEvent(UI ui,
 String type,
 int nodeId,
 String name)

Creates a new event for an invocation that completed normally and whose duration was not measured.

The event reports a zero duration and no error. Use RpcInvocationEndedEvent(UI, String, int, String, Duration, Throwable) to create an event with a measured duration or an error.

Parameters:

ui - the UI the invocation is handled against, not null

type - the protocol-level invocation type, not null

nodeId - the id of the targeted StateNode, or -1 if the invocation does not target a node

name - a human-readable identifier for the invocation, or null if none applies

RpcInvocationEndedEvent

public RpcInvocationEndedEvent(UI ui,
 String type,
 int nodeId,
 String name,
 Duration duration,
 Throwable error)

Creates a new event carrying the measured duration of the invocation and the throwable it raised, if any.

Parameters:

ui - the UI the invocation is handled against, not null

type - the protocol-level invocation type, not null

nodeId - the id of the targeted StateNode, or -1 if the invocation does not target a node

name - a human-readable identifier for the invocation, or null if none applies

duration - the time from just before the started event was fired until the invocation was handled, not null

error - the throwable raised by the invocation handler, or null if it completed normally

Since:

25.4

Method Details

getDuration

public Duration getDuration()

Gets how long the invocation took, measured from just before the RpcInvocationStartedEvent was fired until the invocation was handled. It includes the time the listeners of the started and failed events took, but not the time spent on this event.

Returns:

the duration, never negative

Since:

25.4

getError

public Optional<Throwable> getError()

Gets the throwable raised by the invocation handler, which is the one the matching RpcInvocationFailedEvent carried. An empty optional means the invocation completed normally.

Returns:

the throwable, or an empty optional if the invocation did not throw

Since:

25.4