Type Members

1.  case class FetchResponse(data: Vector[(@@[String, TopicName], Vector[PartitionFetchResult])], throttleTime: Option[FiniteDuration]) extends Response with Product with Serializable

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.FetchRequest

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.FetchRequest

   data

   Contains data of messages fetched

   throttleTime

   If the request was throttled, this contains time how long it was throttled (since kafka 0.9.0)

2.  case class MetadataResponse(brokers: Vector[Broker], topics: Vector[TopicMetadata]) extends Response with Product with Serializable

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.MetadataRequest

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.MetadataRequest

   brokers

   All brokers known

   topics

   All topics known

3.  case class OffsetResponse(data: Vector[(@@[String, TopicName], Vector[PartitionOffsetResponse])]) extends Response with Product with Serializable

   Response to the offset query.

   Response to the offset query. Response for topic queries by client

   data

   Data containing reposne to offset query

4.  case class PartitionFetchResult(partitionId: @@[Int, PartitionId], error: Option[ErrorType.Value], highWMOffset: @@[Long, Offset], messages: Vector[Message]) extends Product with Serializable

   Contains fetch result for given partition

   Contains fetch result for given partition

   partitionId

   Id of partition

   error

   If nonempty, fetch resulted in error

   highWMOffset

   The offset at the end of the log for this partition. This can be used by the client to determine how many messages behind the end of the log they are.

   messages

   Messages fetched.

5.  case class PartitionOffsetResponse(partitionId: @@[Int, PartitionId], error: Option[ErrorType.Value], timestamp: Date, offsets: Vector[@@[Long, Offset]]) extends Product with Serializable

   Reposne data for Offset query for an partition

   Reposne data for Offset query for an partition

   partitionId

   Id of partition

   error

   If nonempty, reposne failed

   timestamp

   If query contained a timestamp, this will indicate offset for given timestamp. 0 in case of protocolV9

   offsets

   Offsets of chunks for given partition

6.  case class PartitionProduceResult(error: Option[ErrorType.Value], offset: @@[Long, Offset], time: Option[Date]) extends Product with Serializable

   Contains result of the produce for single partition

   Contains result of the produce for single partition

   error

   If nonempty, produce failed

   offset

   Contains offset of first published message

   time

   If LogAppendTime is used for the topic, this is the timestamp assigned by the broker to the message set. All the messages in the message set have the same timestamp. If CreateTime is used, this field is always None. The producer can assume the timestamp of the messages in the produce request has been accepted by the broker if there is no error code returned. Unit is milliseconds since beginning of the epoch (midnight Jan 1, 1970 (UTC)). Available since kafka 0.10.0

7.  case class ProduceResponse(data: Vector[(@@[String, TopicName], Vector[(@@[Int, PartitionId], PartitionProduceResult)])], throttleTime: Option[FiniteDuration]) extends Response with Product with Serializable

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.ProduceRequest Contains map per topic and partition.

   Response to spinoco.protocol.kafka.Request.ProduceRequest Contains map per topic and partition.

   data

   Contains result of each produce response. Not guaranteed to be in same order as request.

   throttleTime

   If the request was throttled, this contains time how long it was throttled (since kafka 0.9.0)