Class UnaryCallable<RequestT,ResponseT> (2.51.0)

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A UnaryCallable is an immutable object which is capable of making RPC calls to non- API methods.

In typical usage, the request to send to the remote service will not be bound to the UnaryCallable, but instead is provided at call time, which allows for a UnaryCallable to be saved and used indefinitely.

There are two styles of calls that can be made through a UnaryCallable: synchronous and asynchronous.

Synchronous example:

 RequestType request = RequestType.newBuilder().build();
 UnaryCallable<RequestType, ResponseType> unaryCallable = api.doSomethingCallable();
 ResponseType response = unaryCallable.call();
 

Asynchronous example:

 RequestType request = RequestType.newBuilder().build();
 UnaryCallable<RequestType, ResponseType> unaryCallable = api.doSomethingCallable();
 ApiFuture<ResponseType> resultFuture = unaryCallable.futureCall();
 // do other work
 // ...
 ResponseType response = resultFuture.get();
 

It is considered advanced usage for a user to create a UnaryCallable themselves. This class is intended to be created by a generated client class, and configured by instances of UnaryCallSettings.Builder which are exposed through the client settings class.

Same as #call(Object, ApiCallContext), with a null context.

Perform a call synchronously.

Same as #futureCall(Object, ApiCallContext), with a null context.

Perform a call asynchronously.

Returns a new UnaryCallable with an ApiCallContext that is used as a default when none is supplied in individual calls.