It also means that a user or developer can upgrade an application by swapping in new, more robust command implementations as they become available. Because commands are now objects, these new implementations are useable without having to rewrite any application code — a nice way to iterate ...
I feel like I've got this off to a quick start, but I'm concerned that Eclipse is showing these methods as being deprecated. If that's true then this works okay for now, but it means I'm supposed to go in a different direction for the long term. I'll try to research this next...
In an ordinaryHystrixCommandyou implement a fallback by means of agetFallback()implementation. Hystrix will execute this fallback for all types of failure such asrun()failure, timeout, thread pool or semaphore rejection, and circuit-breaker short-circuiting. The following example includes such a...