Unified error type. More...

#include <Error.h>

Public Member Functions
	Error (rd_kafka_error_t *error=nullptr)

	Error (rd_kafka_resp_err_t respErr)

	Error (rd_kafka_resp_err_t respErr, std::string message, bool fatal=false)

	Error (const Error &error)

Error &	operator= (const Error &error)

	operator bool () const
	Check if the error is valid.

	operator std::error_code () const
	Conversion to `std::error_code`

int	value () const
	Obtains the underlying error code value. More...

std::string	message () const
	Readable error string.

std::string	toString () const
	Detailed error string.

bool	isFatal () const
	Fatal error indicates that the client instance is no longer usable.

Optional< bool >	isRetriable () const
	Show whether the operation may be retried.

bool	transactionRequiresAbort () const
	Show whether the error is an abortable transaction error. More...

Detailed Description

Unified error type.

Member Function Documentation

bool KAFKA_API::Error::transactionRequiresAbort ( ) const

inline

Show whether the error is an abortable transaction error.

Note:

Only valid for transactional API.
If true, the producer must call abortTransaction and start a new transaction with beginTransaction to proceed with transactions.

int KAFKA_API::Error::value ( ) const

inline

Obtains the underlying error code value.

Actually, it's the same as 'rd_kafka_resp_err_t', which is defined by librdkafka.

The negative values are for internal errors.
Non-negative values are for external errors. See the defination at,
- Error Codes

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: