Initialize a LRAConfig object
Specifies the URL of the Transaction Manager for Microservices LRA Coordinator. To get this attribute value, append /lra- coordinator to the URL that you use to access Transaction Manager for Microservices. For example, if https://tmm-app:9000/api/v1 is the Transaction Manager for Microservices URL, then lraCoordinatorUrl is https://tmm-app:9000/api/v1/lra-coordinator.
The router instance in express.js. The attribute value must be an express. Use this to set up the request-response interceptors for requests routed to the configured participant endpoints or callback methods
Specifies the path in the main application on which the router instance, applRouter, is mounted
Specifies the LRA object which defines the LRA context
Marks an endpoint that is called by the LRA coordinator when the LRA is closed. The method has to be idempotent so that the coordinator can call it several times. Otherwise, provide the status of the service by an additional method marked in the attribute status
Marks an endpoint that is by the LRA coordinator when the LRA is canceled. The method has to be idempotent so that the LRA coordinator can call it several times. Otherwise, provide the status of the service by an additional method marked in the attribute status
Marks an endpoint that reports the actual status of the participant
Marks an endpoint that is called after the LRA is either completed or compensated.
Marks an endpoint that is called when the participant service leaves the current LRA context. Use this only when it is not possible to leave an LRA that has already been completed or compensated
Marks an endpoint that LRA coordinator calls for cleaning up the resources. It releases all the resources that were allocated for the LRA context
Client ID
Marks an endpoint that is called after the LRA is either completed or compensated
The attribute value must be an express.Router instance in express.js. This will be used to setup the request-response interceptors for requests routed to the configured participant endpoints or callback methods.
Specifies the path in the main application on which the router instance, applRouter, is mounted.
Client Id
Marks an endpoint that is by the LRA coordinator when the LRA is canceled. The method has to be idempotent so that the LRA coordinator can call it several times. Otherwise, provide the status of the service by an additional method marked in the attribute status. *
Marks an endpoint that is called by the LRA coordinator when the LRA is closed. The method has to be idempotent so that the coordinator can call it several times. Otherwise, provide the status of the service by an additional method marked in the attribute status
Marks an endpoint that LRA coordinator calls for cleaning up the resources. It releases all the resources that were allocated for the LRA context.
Marks an endpoint that is called when the participant service leaves the current LRA context. Use this only when it is not possible to leave an LRA that has already been completed or compensated
Specifies the LRA object which defines the LRA context
Specifies the URL of the Transaction Manager for Microservices LRA Coordinator. To get this attribute value, append /lra- coordinator to the URL that you use to access Transaction Manager for Microservices. For example, if https://tmm-app:9000/api/v1 is the Transaction Manager for Microservices URL, then lraCoordinatorUrl is https://tmm-app:9000/api/v1/lra-coordinator.
Marks an endpoint that reports the actual status of the participant *
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The LRAConfig object is used to set up the LRA configuration in a participant service by configuring the participant methods in the LRAConfig attributes. The LRAConfig attributes provide similar behavior as the java annotations in the Microprofile LRA spec. These attributes are used to specify the callback methods in a participant service that the LRA coordinator will invoke.