Creating Java Interfaces with type parameters (I think?)

[Dink477]

I'm working with the AWS Java 2.0 SDK and I'm trying to implement an async multi part upload, but I'm running into some trouble getting things set up, specifically in creating a BiConsumer Interface.

Docs: createMultipartUpload(CreateMultipartUploadRequest createMultipartUploadRequest) 

To start this process I have to call a3AsyncInterface.createMultipartUpload() and so I create a CreateMultipartUploadRequest object and pass that object into my call:

oCreateMultipartUploadRequest = createObject( 'java', 'software.amazon.awssdk.services.s3.model.CreateMultipartUploadRequest' ).builder()
    .bucket( ARGUMENTS.bucket )
    .key( ARGUMENTS.key )
    .contentType( ARGUMENTS.fileMimeType )
    .build();

oCreateMultipartUploadResponse = s3AsyncInterface.createMultipartUpload( oCreateMultipartUploadRequest );

So this all works great so far. My call returns a response object of type CompletableFuture<CreateMultipartUploadResponse>, but here's where it starts to fall apart.

From the CompletableFuture, I want to call it's .whenComplete() method but I can't figure out how to do this successfully.

The .whenComplete() method takes an object of type BiConsumer<? super T,? super Throwable> and I can't figure out how to create this object. BiConsumer is a Java Interface, so it doesn't have a constructor. I can create an object no problem, but that doesn't seem to cut it.

oBiConsumer = createObject( 'java', 'java.util.function.BiConsumer' );

I can't call the .accept( t, u ) method on this object because I haven't set it up correctly I think. It's .andThen() method takes another BiConsumer object so I have to figure that out.

So what I think I want to be doing is something like this (example is pure Java):

BiConsumer< List<Integer>, List<Integer> > equals = ( list1, list2 ) ->
{
	if ( list1.size() != list2.size() ) {
	    System.out.println( 'False' );
	} else {
		for ( int i = 0; i < list1.size(); i++ ) {
			if ( list1.get( i ) != list2.get( i ) ) {
				System.out.println( 'False' );
				return;
			}
		}
		System.out.println( 'True' );
	}
};
equals.accept( lista, listb );

Not sure if I need to even call the .accept() method right way, or kinda call it when I pass it into .whenComplete(). I may be gonig abotu this specific action all wrong, but thats fine, I can figure that out then when I get there. I still want to figure out how to set up the BiConsumer object properly, this seems to be a popular pattern in Java and I want to be able to work with it.

What I would love to be able to do is something like this:

oBiConsumer = createObject( 'java', 'java.util.function.BiConsumer<T, U>' );

But that doesn't seem to be supported, and I'm not sure if there's a different syntax to accomplish the same thing.

I get that I can go down the road of creating a dynamic proxy and a custom .jar to create/build this functionality, but is this the only way forward? I would greatly prefer to not have to do that if possible; stinks to maintain.

Any suggestions would be appreciated!

PS: Is it possible to add a new Topic for something like 'Java' that can be added to this post?

[BKBK]

What are the CompletableFutures defined by oCreateMultipartUploadResponse? That, I think, is the basis on which to proceed further.

Let's say the oCreateMultipartUploadResponse are arrays of MultipartUploads. Then, according to examples from the Amazon AWS documentation, you could proceed as follows:

oCreateMultipartUploadResponse
	.whenComplete((multipartUploads, e) => {
                  /* lambda expression body */
		 try {
			 if (!isNull(multipartUploads)) {
			  	arrayeach(multipartUploads, function(value, key) {
				        writeOutput("#key# | #value# <br>");
				});
			 } else {
				 /* Null-object error-handler */
			 }
	         } catch (any e) {
 			/* Error-handler */
			writedump(e);
                 }
        
 	});
 
 multipartUploads.join();