org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure

## Interface Transaction

- All Superinterfaces:
    AutoCloseable

      public interface Transaction
      extends AutoCloseable

  A set of methods that allow for control of transactional behavior of a `Graph` instance. Providers may consider using `AbstractTransaction` as a base implementation that provides default features for most of these methods.
  Author:
    Marko A. Rodriguez (http://markorodriguez.com), Stephen Mallette (http://stephen.genoprime.com), TinkerPop Community (http://tinkerpop.apache.org)

- - ### Nested Class Summary

    Nested Classes
    Modifier and Type | Interface and Description
    --- | ---
    `static class` | `Transaction.CLOSE_BEHAVIOR` Behaviors to supply to the `onClose(Consumer)`.
    `static class` | `Transaction.Exceptions`
    `static class` | `Transaction.READ_WRITE_BEHAVIOR` Behaviors to supply to the `onReadWrite(Consumer)`.
    `static class` | `Transaction.Status` A status provided to transaction listeners to inform whether a transaction was successfully committed or rolled back.

  - ### Field Summary

    Fields
    Modifier and Type | Field and Description
    --- | ---
    `static Transaction` | `NO_OP`

  - ### Method Summary

    All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Default Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `void` | `addTransactionListener(Consumer<Transaction.Status> listener)` Adds a listener that is called back with a status when a commit or rollback is successful.
    `default <T extends TraversalSource> T` | `begin()` Starts a transaction in the context of a `GraphTraversalSource` instance.
    `<T extends TraversalSource> T` | `begin(Class<T> traversalSourceClass)` Starts a transaction in the context of a particular `TraversalSource` instance.
    `void` | `clearTransactionListeners()` Removes all transaction listeners.
    `void` | `close()` Closes the transaction where the default close behavior defined by {`onClose(Consumer)`} will be executed.
    `void` | `commit()` Commits a transaction.
    `default <G extends Graph> G` | `createThreadedTx()` Creates a transaction that can be executed across multiple threads.
    `boolean` | `isOpen()` Determines if a transaction is currently open.
    `Transaction` | `onClose(Consumer<Transaction> consumer)` Describes what happens to a transaction on a call to `Graph.close()`.
    `Transaction` | `onReadWrite(Consumer<Transaction> consumer)` Describes how a transaction is started when a read or a write occurs.
    `void` | `open()` Opens a transaction.
    `void` | `readWrite()` An internal function that signals a read or a write has occurred - not meant to be called directly by end users.
    `void` | `removeTransactionListener(Consumer<Transaction.Status> listener)` Removes a transaction listener.
    `void` | `rollback()` Rolls back a transaction.

- - ### Field Detail

    - #### NO_OP

          static final Transaction NO_OP

  - ### Method Detail

    - #### open

          void open()

      Opens a transaction.

    - #### commit

          void commit()

      Commits a transaction. This method may optionally throw `TransactionException` on error. Providers should consider wrapping their transaction exceptions in this TinkerPop exception as it will lead to better error handling with Gremlin Server and other parts of the stack.

    - #### rollback

          void rollback()

      Rolls back a transaction. This method may optionally throw `TransactionException` on error. Providers should consider wrapping their transaction exceptions in this TinkerPop exception as it will lead to better error handling with Gremlin Server and other parts of the stack.

    - #### createThreadedTx

          default <G extends Graph> G createThreadedTx()

      Creates a transaction that can be executed across multiple threads. The `Graph` returned from this method is not meant to represent some form of child transaction that can be committed from this object. A threaded transaction is a `Graph` instance that has a transaction context that enables multiple threads to collaborate on the same transaction. A standard transactional context tied to a `Graph` that supports transactions will typically bind a transaction to a single thread via `ThreadLocal`.

    - #### begin

          default <T extends TraversalSource> T begin()

      Starts a transaction in the context of a `GraphTraversalSource` instance. It is up to the `Transaction` implementation to decide what this means and up to users to be aware of that meaning.

    - #### begin

          <T extends TraversalSource> T begin(Class<T> traversalSourceClass)

      Starts a transaction in the context of a particular `TraversalSource` instance. It is up to the `Transaction` implementation to decide what this means and up to users to be aware of that meaning.

    - #### isOpen

          boolean isOpen()

      Determines if a transaction is currently open.

    - #### readWrite

          void readWrite()

      An internal function that signals a read or a write has occurred - not meant to be called directly by end users.

    - #### close

          void close()

      Closes the transaction where the default close behavior defined by {`onClose(Consumer)`} will be executed.
      Specified by:
        `close` in interface `AutoCloseable`

    - #### onReadWrite

          Transaction onReadWrite(Consumer<Transaction> consumer)

      Describes how a transaction is started when a read or a write occurs. This value can be set using standard behaviors defined in `Transaction.READ_WRITE_BEHAVIOR` or a mapper `Consumer` function.

    - #### onClose

          Transaction onClose(Consumer<Transaction> consumer)

      Describes what happens to a transaction on a call to `Graph.close()`. This value can be set using standard behavior defined in `Transaction.CLOSE_BEHAVIOR` or a mapper `Consumer` function.

    - #### addTransactionListener

          void addTransactionListener(Consumer<Transaction.Status> listener)

      Adds a listener that is called back with a status when a commit or rollback is successful. It is expected that listeners be bound to the current thread as is standard for transactions. Therefore a listener registered in the current thread will not get callback events from a commit or rollback call in a different thread.

    - #### removeTransactionListener

          void removeTransactionListener(Consumer<Transaction.Status> listener)

      Removes a transaction listener.

    - #### clearTransactionListeners

          void clearTransactionListeners()

      Removes all transaction listeners.

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