Package com.amazonaws.handlers

Interface RequestHandler

All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractRequestHandler, MessageMD5ChecksumHandler, QueueUrlHandler
@Deprecated public interface RequestHandler
Deprecated.
by RequestHandler2. Interface for addition request handling in clients. A request handler is executed on a request object before it is sent to the client runtime to be executed.

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    afterError(Request<?> request, Exception e)
    Deprecated.
    Runs any additional processing logic on a request after it has failed.
    void
    afterResponse(Request<?> request, Object response, TimingInfo timingInfo)
    Deprecated.
    Runs any additional processing logic on the specified request (after is has been executed by the client runtime).
    void
    beforeRequest(Request<?> request)
    Deprecated.
    Runs any additional processing logic on the specified request (before it is executed by the client runtime).

  • Method Details

    • beforeRequest

      void beforeRequest(Request<?> request)
      Deprecated.
      Runs any additional processing logic on the specified request (before it is executed by the client runtime).
      Parameters:
      request - The low level request being processed.

    • afterResponse

      void afterResponse(Request<?> request, Object response, TimingInfo timingInfo)
      Deprecated.
      Runs any additional processing logic on the specified request (after is has been executed by the client runtime).
      Parameters:
      request - The low level request being processed.
      response - The response generated from the specified request.
      timingInfo - Timing information on the request's processing.

    • afterError

      void afterError(Request<?> request, Exception e)
      Deprecated.
      Runs any additional processing logic on a request after it has failed.
      Parameters:
      request - The request that generated an error.
      e - The error that resulted from executing the request.