Class ReadTimeoutException

    • Constructor Detail

      • ReadTimeoutException

        public ReadTimeoutException​(ConsistencyLevel consistency,
                                    int received,
                                    int required,
                                    boolean dataPresent)
        This constructor should only be used internally by the driver when decoding error responses.
      • ReadTimeoutException

        public ReadTimeoutException​(EndPoint endPoint,
                                    ConsistencyLevel consistency,
                                    int received,
                                    int required,
                                    boolean dataPresent)
    • Method Detail

      • wasDataRetrieved

        public boolean wasDataRetrieved()
        Whether the actual data was amongst the received replica responses.

        During reads, Cassandra doesn't request data from every replica to minimize internal network traffic. Instead, some replicas are only asked for a checksum of the data. A read timeout may have occurred even if enough replicas have responded to fulfill the consistency level, if only checksum responses have been received. This method allows to detect that case.

        Returns:
        whether the data was amongst the received replica responses.
      • copy

        public ReadTimeoutException copy()
        Description copied from class: DriverException
        Copy the exception.

        This returns a new exception, equivalent to the original one, except that because a new object is created in the current thread, the top-most element in the stacktrace of the exception will refer to the current thread (this is mainly intended for internal use by the driver). The cause of the copied exception will be the original exception.

        Overrides:
        copy in class DriverException
        Returns:
        a copy/clone of this exception.
      • copy

        public ReadTimeoutException copy​(EndPoint endPoint)
        Create a copy of this exception with a nicer stack trace, and including the coordinator address that caused this exception to be raised.

        This method is mainly intended for internal use by the driver and exists mainly because:

        1. the original exception was decoded from a response frame and at that time, the coordinator address was not available; and
        2. the newly-created exception will refer to the current thread in its stack trace, which generally yields a more user-friendly stack trace that the original one.
        Parameters:
        endPoint - The full address of the host that caused this exception to be thrown.
        Returns:
        a copy/clone of this exception, but with the given host address instead of the original one.