Java Code Examples for com.linecorp.armeria.common.HttpStatus#NOT_MODIFIED
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Example 1
Source File: HttpHealthChecker.java From armeria with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public void onNext(HttpObject obj) { if (closeable.isClosing()) { subscription.cancel(); return; } try { if (!(obj instanceof ResponseHeaders)) { ReferenceCountUtil.release(obj); return; } final ResponseHeaders headers = (ResponseHeaders) obj; updateLongPollingSettings(headers); final HttpStatus status = headers.status(); final HttpStatusClass statusClass = status.codeClass(); switch (statusClass) { case INFORMATIONAL: maybeSchedulePingCheck(); break; case SERVER_ERROR: receivedExpectedResponse = true; break; case SUCCESS: isHealthy = true; receivedExpectedResponse = true; break; default: if (status == HttpStatus.NOT_MODIFIED) { isHealthy = wasHealthy; receivedExpectedResponse = true; } else { // Do not use long polling on an unexpected status for safety. maxLongPollingSeconds = 0; if (statusClass == HttpStatusClass.CLIENT_ERROR) { logger.warn("{} Unexpected 4xx health check response: {} A 4xx response " + "generally indicates a misconfiguration of the client. " + "Did you happen to forget to configure the {}'s client options?", reqCtx, headers, HealthCheckedEndpointGroup.class.getSimpleName()); } else { logger.warn("{} Unexpected health check response: {}", reqCtx, headers); } } } } finally { subscription.request(1); } }