import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
/**
- * Tx implementation for netconf devices that support only candidate datastore and writable running
+ * Tx implementation for netconf devices that support only candidate datastore and writable running.
* The sequence goes exactly as with only candidate supported, with one addition:
* <ul>
* <li>Running datastore is locked as the first thing and this lock has to succeed</li>
private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(WriteCandidateRunningTx.class);
- public WriteCandidateRunningTx(final RemoteDeviceId id, final NetconfBaseOps netOps, final boolean rollbackSupport) {
+ public WriteCandidateRunningTx(final RemoteDeviceId id, final NetconfBaseOps netOps,
+ final boolean rollbackSupport) {
super(id, netOps, rollbackSupport);
}
}
/**
- * This has to be non blocking since it is called from a callback on commit and its netty threadpool that is really sensitive to blocking calls
+ * This has to be non blocking since it is called from a callback on commit
+ * and its netty threadpool that is really sensitive to blocking calls.
*/
private void unlockRunning() {
netOps.unlockRunning(new NetconfRpcFutureCallback("Unlock running", id));