Package com.flagright.api.resources.transactionevents

Class TransactionEventsClient

java.lang.Object

com.flagright.api.resources.transactionevents.TransactionEventsClient

public class TransactionEventsClient
extends java.lang.Object

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
protected ClientOptions	clientOptions

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
TransactionEventsClient(ClientOptions clientOptions)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
TransactionEventMonitoringResult	create(TransactionEvent request)	POST Transaction Events
TransactionEventMonitoringResult	create(TransactionEvent request, RequestOptions requestOptions)	POST Transaction Events
TransactionEventWithRulesResult	get(java.lang.String eventId)	GET Transaction Events
TransactionEventWithRulesResult	get(java.lang.String eventId, RequestOptions requestOptions)	GET Transaction Events
RawTransactionEventsClient	withRawResponse()	Get responses with HTTP metadata like headers

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

clientOptions

protected final ClientOptions clientOptions

Constructor Detail

TransactionEventsClient

public TransactionEventsClient(ClientOptions clientOptions)

Method Detail

withRawResponse

public RawTransactionEventsClient withRawResponse()

Get responses with HTTP metadata like headers

create

public TransactionEventMonitoringResult create(TransactionEvent request)

POST Transaction Events

/events/transaction endpoint allows you to operate on the Transaction Events entity.

Transaction events are created after the initial POST /transactions call (which creates a transaction) and are used to:

• Update the STATE of the transaction, using the transactionState field and manage the Transaction Lifecycle
• Update the transaction details, using the updatedTransactionAttributes field.

If you have neither of the above two use cases, you do not need to use transaction events.

Payload

Each transaction event needs three mandatory fields:

• transactionState - STATE of the transaction -> value is set to CREATED after POST /transactions call
• timestamp- the timestamp of when the event was created or occured in your system
• transactionId - The ID of the transaction for which this event is generated.

In order to make individual events retrievable, you also need to pass in a unique eventId to the request body.

create

public TransactionEventMonitoringResult create(TransactionEvent request,
                                               RequestOptions requestOptions)

POST Transaction Events

/events/transaction endpoint allows you to operate on the Transaction Events entity.

Transaction events are created after the initial POST /transactions call (which creates a transaction) and are used to:

• Update the STATE of the transaction, using the transactionState field and manage the Transaction Lifecycle
• Update the transaction details, using the updatedTransactionAttributes field.

If you have neither of the above two use cases, you do not need to use transaction events.

Payload

Each transaction event needs three mandatory fields:

• transactionState - STATE of the transaction -> value is set to CREATED after POST /transactions call
• timestamp- the timestamp of when the event was created or occured in your system
• transactionId - The ID of the transaction for which this event is generated.

In order to make individual events retrievable, you also need to pass in a unique eventId to the request body.

get

public TransactionEventWithRulesResult get(java.lang.String eventId)

GET Transaction Events

/events/transaction endpoint allows you to operate on the Transaction Events entity..

You can retrieve any transaction event you created using the POST Transaction Events call.

get

public TransactionEventWithRulesResult get(java.lang.String eventId,
                                           RequestOptions requestOptions)

GET Transaction Events

/events/transaction endpoint allows you to operate on the Transaction Events entity..

You can retrieve any transaction event you created using the POST Transaction Events call.