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Ugly Sample of JDBC Promises in Play (probably with anti-patterns)
public void sendTextMessage() throws SQLException {
// Open a connection
CustomConnectionMgr.openConnection();
// Tell the connection object to start a transaction
CustomConnectionMgr.startTransaction();
F.Promise<Integer> notifyBatchIdPromise;
F.Promise<Integer> notifyConversationIdPromise;
// Excecute a JDBC statement, which returns a Promise
notifyBatchIdPromise = notifyBatchDao.insert();
// Excecute another JDBC statement, which should be executed after notifyBatchDao.insert()
notifyConversationIdPromise = notifyBatchIdPromise.flatMap( notifyBatchId -> {
return notifyConversationDao.insert(notifyBatchId);
});
// Handle failure for first query
notifyBatchIdPromise.onFailure(exception -> {
throw new Exception( exception )
CustomConnectionMgr.closeConnection();
});
// Handle failure for second query
notifyConversationIdPromise.onFailure(exception -> {
CustomConnectionMgr.closeConnection();
});
CustomConnectionMgr.endTransaction();
CustomConnectionMgr.closeConnection();
}
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