Class ErrorReportingInterceptor

java.lang.Object
io.fluxzero.sdk.tracking.handling.errorreporting.ErrorReportingInterceptor
All Implemented Interfaces:
HandlerDecorator, HandlerInterceptor
public class ErrorReportingInterceptor extends Object implements HandlerInterceptor
HandlerInterceptor that reports exceptions to the configured ErrorGateway.

This interceptor captures any uncaught exceptions thrown during message handling and appends them to the error log. It also supports reporting errors from asynchronous CompletionStage results returned by handler methods.

Local handler invocations (typically in-process invocations marked as @LocalHandler) are excluded from error reporting.

Behavior

  • If the handler returns a CompletionStage, any exception occurring during its completion is reported.
  • If the handler throws an exception synchronously, it is reported immediately and rethrown.
  • Exceptions marked as FunctionalException or TechnicalException are passed through as-is.
  • Other exceptions are wrapped in a TechnicalException and enriched with stack trace metadata.
See Also:

  • Constructor Details

    • ErrorReportingInterceptor

      public ErrorReportingInterceptor()

  • Method Details

    • interceptHandling

      public Function<DeserializingMessage, Object> interceptHandling(Function<DeserializingMessage, Object> function, io.fluxzero.common.handling.HandlerInvoker invoker)
      Description copied from interface: HandlerInterceptor
      Intercepts the message handling logic.

      The function parameter represents the next step in the handling chain— typically the actual message handler. The invoker provides metadata and invocation logic for the underlying handler method.

      Within this method, an interceptor may:

      • Modify the DeserializingMessage before passing it to the handler
      • Bypass the handler entirely and return a value directly
      • Wrap the result after the handler is invoked

      Note: Interceptors may return a different DeserializingMessage, but it must be compatible with a handler method in the same target class. If no suitable handler is found, an exception will be thrown.

      Specified by:
      interceptHandling in interface HandlerInterceptor
      Parameters:
      function - the next step in the handler chain (typically the handler itself)
      invoker - the metadata and execution strategy for the actual handler method
      Returns:
      a decorated function that wraps handling behavior

    • prepare

      public HandlerInterceptor.PreparedHandlerInterceptor prepare(io.fluxzero.common.handling.HandlerDescriptor handler)
      Description copied from interface: HandlerInterceptor
      Prepares this interceptor for a specific handler method.

      The returned interceptor is cached and reused concurrently for invocations with the same stable handler metadata. Implementations may use this hook to resolve annotation- or signature-based policy once while keeping message-dependent decisions inside HandlerInterceptor.PreparedHandlerInterceptor.interceptHandling(DeserializingMessage, HandlerDescriptor, BiFunction, HandlerInterceptor.PreparedHandlerFunction).

      The default adapter preserves the existing HandlerInterceptor.interceptHandling(Function, HandlerInvoker) contract and deliberately disables the reusable HandlerMethod path. Custom interceptors therefore retain their current behavior unless they explicitly opt into preparation.

      Specified by:
      prepare in interface HandlerInterceptor
      Parameters:
      handler - stable metadata for the handler method
      Returns:
      a thread-safe prepared interceptor

    • prepareInput

      public HandlerInterceptor.PreparedHandlerInputInterceptor prepareInput(io.fluxzero.common.handling.HandlerDescriptor handler)
      Description copied from interface: HandlerInterceptor
      Prepares this interceptor to run without first creating a complete message.

      Return null when the interceptor requires the regular message-based handling path. The default only supports an interceptor whose prepared behavior is the shared no-op policy, so existing interceptors retain their exact behavior unless they opt in explicitly.

      The returned policy may be cached and invoked concurrently.

      Specified by:
      prepareInput in interface HandlerInterceptor
      Parameters:
      handler - stable information about the selected handler method
      Returns:
      a thread-safe payload-first policy, or null to use regular message-based handling

    • supportsPreparation

      public boolean supportsPreparation()
      Description copied from interface: HandlerInterceptor
      Indicates whether this interceptor opts into the prepared, mergeable handler wrapper.

      The default is false, preserving the exact wrapper behavior of existing custom interceptors. An interceptor should return true only when HandlerInterceptor.prepare(HandlerDescriptor) returns a thread-safe plan that fully represents its handling behavior. If a subclass overrides only the legacy HandlerInterceptor.interceptHandling(Function, HandlerInvoker) method, the legacy wrapper is retained automatically.

      Specified by:
      supportsPreparation in interface HandlerInterceptor
      Returns:
      true when this interceptor may be merged into a prepared wrapper

    • reportError

      protected void reportError(Throwable e, io.fluxzero.common.handling.HandlerDescriptor invoker, DeserializingMessage cause)