Package com.google.cloud.spanner.pgadapter.wireoutput (0.27.1)

Signals to client that we accept SSL.

Assures the client that the authentication process (if any) was successful.

Assures to the client that a statement got bound to a portal successfully.

Assures to the client that a portal got closed successfully.

Assures to the client that a portal got closed successfully.

Signals to a client that an issued query is complete.

Sends to the client specific row contents.

Signals to client that we do not accept SSL.

Sends error information back to client.

Sends back information regarding the current connection (identifier and secret) as part of start-up. Used for cancel statements.

Used for password response.

Signals the end of a describe statement.

Notices can be sent as asynchronous messages and can include warnings, informational messages, debug information, etc.

Response (with data) for describe statement.

Sends back start-up parameters (can be sent more than once)

Signals the end of a parse transaction.

Signals that there are more rows available.

Signals readiness status to receieve messages (here we only tend to send Idle, which means ready)

Sends back qualifier for a row.

Sends back start-up parameters (can be sent more than once)

Signals the end of a connection.

Classes inheriting WireOutput concern themselves with sending data back to the client using PG wire protocol. These classes function similarly to com.google.cloud.spanner.pgadapter.wireprotocol.WireMessage in that they use the constructor to instantiate items, but require send to be called to actually send data. Here, you must override postSend with data you wish to send. Note that this subclass will handle sending the identifier and length (provided you initialize them correctly through getIdentifier and he constructor respectively) via send, so you just have to implement payload sending.

Status of the session.