support handle empty response content #363
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant RpcCommandDecoder
participant RpcCommandDecoderV2
participant RpcResponseCommand
Client->>RpcCommandDecoder: Send Command
RpcCommandDecoder->>RpcCommandDecoder: Check contentLen
alt contentLen == 0
RpcCommandDecoder->>RpcCommandDecoder: Initialize content as empty array
else contentLen > 0
RpcCommandDecoder->>RpcCommandDecoder: Allocate content array
end
RpcCommandDecoder->>Client: Return Response
Client->>RpcCommandDecoderV2: Send Command
RpcCommandDecoderV2->>RpcCommandDecoderV2: Check contentLen
alt contentLen == 0
RpcCommandDecoderV2->>RpcCommandDecoderV2: Initialize content as empty array
else contentLen > 0
RpcCommandDecoderV2->>RpcCommandDecoderV2: Allocate content array
end
RpcCommandDecoderV2->>Client: Return Response
Client->>RpcResponseCommand: Deserialize Content
RpcResponseCommand->>RpcResponseCommand: Check content length
alt content length > 0
RpcResponseCommand->>RpcResponseCommand: Proceed with deserialization
else content length == 0
RpcResponseCommand->>RpcResponseCommand: Skip deserialization
end
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src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/RpcCommandDecoderV2.java (1)
204-206: LGTM! Good defensive programming practice.The explicit handling of zero-length content by initializing an empty byte array is a good improvement. This prevents potential NullPointerException when processing empty responses while maintaining consistent behavior.
Consider making the logic more explicit by restructuring the conditions:
-if (contentLen == 0) { - content = new byte[0]; -} else if (contentLen > 0) { +if (contentLen > 0) { content = new byte[contentLen]; in.readBytes(content); +} else if (contentLen == 0) { + content = new byte[0]; +} else { + content = null; }This structure makes it clearer that we're handling all possible cases (positive, zero, and negative lengths) and follows the common pattern of checking the most common case first.
pom.xml (1)
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63-63: Fix typo in property name: 'disruptor.verion'There's a typo in the property name
disruptor.verion(should bedisruptor.version). This property is used by the disruptor dependency.Apply this diff to fix the property name and ensure consistency:
- <disruptor.verion>3.4.4</disruptor.verion> + <disruptor.version>3.4.4</disruptor.version> <dependency> <groupId>com.lmax</groupId> <artifactId>disruptor</artifactId> - <version>${disruptor.verion}</version> + <version>${disruptor.version}</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency>Also applies to: 144-149
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src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/RpcCommandDecoder.java (2)
164-166: LGTM! Good improvement in empty content handling.
The explicit initialization of empty content array prevents potential null pointer exceptions and maintains consistency with the protocol specification. This is a safer approach than leaving the content as null.
164-166: Verify consistent empty content handling across the codebase.
While this change improves the response handling, we should ensure consistent treatment of empty content:
- In the request handling section of this decoder
- In the RpcCommandDecoderV2 class
- In any code that consumes the content field
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Based on the results, I can now generate the final response:
Empty content handling is consistent across decoders
The verification shows that both RpcCommandDecoder and RpcCommandDecoderV2 handle empty content consistently:
- Both decoders explicitly initialize empty content as
new byte[0]when contentLen is 0 - Both handle positive content lengths identically
- The pattern is consistent in both request and response sections
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# Search for similar content handling patterns in request section and other decoders
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rg -A 5 "contentLen\s*[=>]\s*0" src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/
echo "Checking RpcCommandDecoderV2 for content handling:"
rg -A 5 "content\s*=\s*new byte" src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/
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src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/RpcCommandDecoderV2.java (1)
204-206: Verify consistent empty content handling across the codebase
Let's ensure this change is consistently implemented across related components.
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Based on the results, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information. The search results show that both RpcCommandDecoder and RpcCommandDecoderV2 have identical implementations for handling empty content, which confirms the consistency of the change.
Empty content handling is consistently implemented across decoders
The implementation in RpcCommandDecoderV2.java matches exactly with RpcCommandDecoder.java, both properly handling empty content by creating a zero-length byte array when contentLen == 0. This consistency ensures uniform behavior across the protocol implementations.
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# Look for test cases handling empty content
echo "Checking test coverage for empty content..."
rg -l "content.*empty|contentLen.*0" src/test/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/
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pom.xml (1)
25-25: LGTM on version update
The version update to 1.6.11-SNAPSHOT is appropriate for the development phase.
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src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/RpcResponseCommand.java (1)
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133-142: Consider adding debug logging for empty content cases.For better observability and debugging, consider adding debug-level logging when content is empty or null. This would help track occurrences of empty responses in production.
if (this.getContent() != null && this.getContentLength() > 0) { this.setResponseObject(SerializerManager.getSerializer(this.getSerializer()) .deserialize(this.getContent(), this.responseClass)); +} else { + if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) { + logger.debug("Skipping deserialization for empty content. Content null? {}, Length: {}", + this.getContent() == null, this.getContentLength()); + } }
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src/main/java/com/alipay/remoting/rpc/protocol/RpcResponseCommand.java (1)
133-135: LGTM! Good defensive programming practice.
The additional length check this.getContentLength() > 0 is a good defensive programming practice that prevents unnecessary deserialization of empty content. This change:
- Improves robustness by properly handling empty responses
- Maintains backward compatibility
- Reduces unnecessary processing
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1.6.11-SNAPSHOT.Bug Fixes
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