I am using the Spring ItemProcessor<I, O> to perform batch jobs. The issue is I have a lot of boilerplate code and 20 classes that implement the ItemProcessor<I, O>, each with different I and O.
My issue is I need to surround each process() implementation with a try {} catch () {} block. My first instinct is to create an abstract class with method overloading, but I'm not sure how I'd define each of the input and out in the ItemProcessor<I, O> in the child classes.
How can I implement exception handling to all of these ItemProcessor<I, O> implementations?
Example code:
@Component
@Slf4j
public class ProfileProcessor implements ItemProcessor<List<ProfileData>,List<AcquirerProfile>>{
@Override
public List<Profile> process(List<Profile> profileDataList) {
code...
return profiles;
}
}
@Component
@Slf4j
public class Example2 implements ItemProcessor<List<ExampleData>,List<Example>>{
@Override
public List<Example> process(List<Example> exampleList) {
code...
return examples;
}
}
The goal is to surround each of these implementations in try catch blocks.
CodePudding user response:
You can register an ExceptionHandler in your simple of fault-tolerant step with org.springframework.batch.core.step.builder.AbstractTaskletStepBuilder#exceptionHandler
. This is the extension point that allows you to handle any exception that might happen while processing items.