io.debezium.util

Interface SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred

Enclosing interface:

SchemaNameAdjuster

Functional Interface:

This is a functional interface and can therefore be used as the assignment target for a lambda expression or method reference.

@FunctionalInterface
 @ThreadSafe
public static interface SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred

Function used to report that an original value was replaced with an Avro-compatible string.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	accept(String original, String replacement, String conflictsWithOriginal) Accept that the original value was not Avro-compatible and was replaced.
default SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred	andThen(SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred next) Create a new function that calls this function and then calls the next function.
default SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred	firstTimeOnly() Create a new function that calls this function only the first time it sees each unique original, and ignores subsequent calls for originals it has already seen.

Method Detail

accept

void accept(String original,
            String replacement,
            String conflictsWithOriginal)

Accept that the original value was not Avro-compatible and was replaced.

Parameters:

original - the original value

replacement - the replacement value

conflictsWithOriginal - the other original value that resulted in the same replacement; may be null if there is no conflict

firstTimeOnly

default SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred firstTimeOnly()

Create a new function that calls this function only the first time it sees each unique original, and ignores subsequent calls for originals it has already seen.

Returns:

the new function; never null

andThen

default SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred andThen(SchemaNameAdjuster.ReplacementOccurred next)

Create a new function that calls this function and then calls the next function.

Parameters:

next - the function to call after this function; may be null

Returns:

the new function; never null