Open RangaSamudrala opened 4 years ago
Hello I am trying to use to return the results of an action back to a legacy piece of code.
io.vertx.core.Future<Response> future = performActionHandler.call(); VertxCompletableFuture<Response> completablePerformActionResponse = VertxCompletableFuture.from(this.getVertx(), future); // wait synchronously for the response. Response response0 = completablePerformActionResponse.get(); return response0;
In the above code, the "get()" method never receives the completion of the Future. So, the code hangs.
If I have a logic like below without VertxCompletableFuture, it works perfectly fine, but how to return "response0" ?
future.setHandler(h0 -> { Response response0 = null; if (h0.succeeded()) { response0 = h0.result(); } else { response0 = createResponse(startTime, null, "failure", h0.cause().getMessage()); } });
In your test cases, I do not see use of from(..)->get(..) but use test the use of from(..)->theApply(..)..
Is there a problem with the implementation here and is not covered by unit test cases?
thanks Ranga
Hello I am trying to use to return the results of an action back to a legacy piece of code.
In the above code, the "get()" method never receives the completion of the Future. So, the code hangs.
If I have a logic like below without VertxCompletableFuture, it works perfectly fine, but how to return "response0" ?
In your test cases, I do not see use of from(..)->get(..) but use test the use of from(..)->theApply(..)..
Is there a problem with the implementation here and is not covered by unit test cases?
thanks Ranga