Interface OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder

All Superinterfaces:

EventStreamResponseHandler.Builder<OptimizePromptResponse,OptimizedPromptStream,OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder>

Enclosing interface:

OptimizePromptResponseHandler

@Generated("software.amazon.awssdk:codegen")
public static interface OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder
extends EventStreamResponseHandler.Builder<OptimizePromptResponse,OptimizedPromptStream,OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder>

Builder for OptimizePromptResponseHandler. This can be used to create the OptimizePromptResponseHandler in a more functional way. Directly implementing the OptimizePromptResponseHandler interface is possible but requires subscribing to the event publisher, requesting data via the Subscription, resetting state on retry, and freeing resources on error; the builder handles all of this automatically.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
OptimizePromptResponseHandler	build()
OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder	subscriber(OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Visitor visitor)	Sets the subscriber to the Publisher of events.

Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.awscore.eventstream.EventStreamResponseHandler.Builder

onComplete, onError, onEventStream, onResponse, publisherTransformer, subscriber, subscriber

Method Details

subscriber

OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Builder subscriber(OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Visitor visitor)

Sets the subscriber to the Publisher of events. The given OptimizePromptResponseHandler.Visitor will be called for each event received by the publisher. Events are requested sequentially after each event is processed. If you need more control over the backpressure strategy consider using EventStreamResponseHandler.Builder.subscriber(java.util.function.Supplier) instead.

Parameters:

visitor - Visitor that will be invoked for each incoming event.

Returns:

This builder for method chaining

build

OptimizePromptResponseHandler build()

Returns:

A OptimizePromptResponseHandler implementation that can be used in the OptimizePrompt API call.