ServicePartitionClient<TCommunicationClient>.InvokeWithRetryAsync Method
Definition
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Overloads
| InvokeWithRetryAsync(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task>, Type[]) |
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run. |
| InvokeWithRetryAsync(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task>, CancellationToken, Type[]) |
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run. |
| InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult>(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task<TResult>>, Type[]) |
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run. |
| InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult>(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task<TResult>>, CancellationToken, Type[]) |
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run. |
InvokeWithRetryAsync(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task>, Type[])
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task InvokeWithRetryAsync (Func<TCommunicationClient,System.Threading.Tasks.Task> func, params Type[] doNotRetryExceptionTypes);member this.InvokeWithRetryAsync : Func<'CommunicationClient, System.Threading.Tasks.Task (requires 'CommunicationClient :> Microsoft.ServiceFabric.Services.Communication.Client.ICommunicationClient)> * Type[] -> System.Threading.Tasks.TaskPublic Function InvokeWithRetryAsync (func As Func(Of TCommunicationClient, Task), ParamArray doNotRetryExceptionTypes As Type()) As TaskParameters
- doNotRetryExceptionTypes
- Type[]
Exceptions for which the service partition client should not retry
Returns
A Task that represents outstanding operation.
Applies to
InvokeWithRetryAsync(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task>, CancellationToken, Type[])
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task InvokeWithRetryAsync (Func<TCommunicationClient,System.Threading.Tasks.Task> func, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken, params Type[] doNotRetryExceptionTypes);member this.InvokeWithRetryAsync : Func<'CommunicationClient, System.Threading.Tasks.Task (requires 'CommunicationClient :> Microsoft.ServiceFabric.Services.Communication.Client.ICommunicationClient)> * System.Threading.CancellationToken * Type[] -> System.Threading.Tasks.TaskPublic Function InvokeWithRetryAsync (func As Func(Of TCommunicationClient, Task), cancellationToken As CancellationToken, ParamArray doNotRetryExceptionTypes As Type()) As TaskParameters
- cancellationToken
- CancellationToken
Cancellation token
- doNotRetryExceptionTypes
- Type[]
Exceptions for which the service partition client should not retry
Returns
A Task that represents outstanding operation.
Applies to
InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult>(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task<TResult>>, Type[])
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task<TResult> InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult> (Func<TCommunicationClient,System.Threading.Tasks.Task<TResult>> func, params Type[] doNotRetryExceptionTypes);member this.InvokeWithRetryAsync : Func<'CommunicationClient, System.Threading.Tasks.Task<'Result> (requires 'CommunicationClient :> Microsoft.ServiceFabric.Services.Communication.Client.ICommunicationClient)> * Type[] -> System.Threading.Tasks.Task<'Result>Public Function InvokeWithRetryAsync(Of TResult) (func As Func(Of TCommunicationClient, Task(Of TResult)), ParamArray doNotRetryExceptionTypes As Type()) As Task(Of TResult)Type Parameters
- TResult
Result from the function being invoked
Parameters
- doNotRetryExceptionTypes
- Type[]
Exceptions for which the service partition client should not retry
Returns
A Task that represents outstanding operation. The result of the Task is the result from the function given in the argument.
Applies to
InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult>(Func<TCommunicationClient,Task<TResult>>, CancellationToken, Type[])
Invokes the given Function, retrying for exceptions thrown other than the exceptions in the doNotRetryExceptionTypes. For exceptions that are not in doNotRetryExceptionTypes, CommunicationClientFactory's ReportOperationExceptionAsync() method controls if the exception should be retried or not. If you are invoking this method in Asp.Net / UI thread, these are recommendations to avoid deadlock: 1 if your calling Api is Async , use ConfigureAwait(Boolean) to not to resume in orignal context by setting it to false. 2 Or To invoke this Api in a threadpool thread using Task.Run.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task<TResult> InvokeWithRetryAsync<TResult> (Func<TCommunicationClient,System.Threading.Tasks.Task<TResult>> func, System.Threading.CancellationToken cancellationToken, params Type[] doNotRetryExceptionTypes);member this.InvokeWithRetryAsync : Func<'CommunicationClient, System.Threading.Tasks.Task<'Result> (requires 'CommunicationClient :> Microsoft.ServiceFabric.Services.Communication.Client.ICommunicationClient)> * System.Threading.CancellationToken * Type[] -> System.Threading.Tasks.Task<'Result>Public Function InvokeWithRetryAsync(Of TResult) (func As Func(Of TCommunicationClient, Task(Of TResult)), cancellationToken As CancellationToken, ParamArray doNotRetryExceptionTypes As Type()) As Task(Of TResult)Type Parameters
- TResult
Result from the function being invoked
Parameters
- cancellationToken
- CancellationToken
Cancellation token
- doNotRetryExceptionTypes
- Type[]
Exceptions for which the service partition client should not retry
Returns
A Task that represents outstanding operation. The result of the Task is the result from the function given in the argument.
Exceptions
The operation has been canceled.
Applies to
Azure SDK for .NET
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