What Is @Retry in Spring?

Simply put

In Spring, @Retry is an annotation that allows you to specify that a method should be retried if it fails due to certain exceptions. This annotation is part of Spring’s retry support, which provides a declarative way to handle transient failures by automatically retrying failed operations.

Here’s how you can use @Retry in Spring:

  • Annotate the Method: You annotate the method you want to retry with @Retry.

  • Configure Retry Behavior: You can configure the behavior of the retry by specifying parameters such as the maximum number of retry attempts, the types of exceptions that trigger a retry, and the backoff strategy between retry attempts.

  • Enable Retry Configuration: You need to enable retry configuration in your Spring application context either through XML configuration or Java configuration.

Configuration

  • @EnableRetry: This annotation is used to enable Spring’s support for retrying failed method invocations. By default, Spring’s retry support is not enabled, so you need to annotate a configuration class with @EnableRetry to activate it. Setting proxyTargetClass to true indicates that the proxying mechanism should use class-based proxies instead of interface-based ones.

  • @Retryable: This annotation is used to indicate that a method should be retried if it fails. You can specify the types of exceptions that should trigger a retry, the maximum number of attempts, and the backoff strategy to be used between attempts. In your example, it retries for any exception (Exception.class), allows a maximum of 3 attempts (maxAttempts = 3), and uses a fixed backoff strategy with a delay of 2000 milliseconds between retries (backoff = @Backoff(2000)).

  • @Backoff: This annotation, used in conjunction with @Retryable, specifies the backoff strategy to use between retry attempts. In your example, it uses a fixed backoff strategy with a delay of 2000 milliseconds between retry attempts.

  • @Recover: This annotation is used in conjunction with @Retryable to specify a method that should be invoked if all retry attempts fail. The method annotated with @Recover should have a compatible signature with the retryable method and should be able to handle the same exceptions. When all retry attempts are exhausted, the @Recover-annotated method will be invoked to handle the failure.

Example

@Service
public class RetryService {
	AtomicInteger COUNTER = new AtomicInteger(0);
    @Retryable(retryFor = Exception.class, maxAttempts = 3, backoff = @Backoff(2000),
                recover = "recover")
    public String calling3rdPartyAPI() throws Exception {
        COUNTER.incrementAndGet();
        if(COUNTER.get() == 1 || COUNTER.get() == 2 || COUNTER.get() == 3) {
            System.out.println("COUNTER = " + COUNTER);
            throw new Exception("Forcefully Exception ");
        }
        return "SUCCESS";
    }
    //this method will call after all attempt is getting over
     @Recover
     public String recover(Exception e) {
      System.out.println("Recover method called after all retry attempt and still getting error");
         return "Error Class :: " + e.getClass().getName();
     }
}

Notice that

Using @Retryable with idempotent methods is generally safe as long as the method’s logic remains consistent across retries. Idempotent methods produce the same result regardless of how many times they are executed with the same inputs.


See

https://docs.spring.io/spring-batch/docs/4.1.x/reference/html/retry.html
https://medium.com/@vivekkadiyanits/retryable-a-retry-pattern-of-spring-boot-bf85290b8404

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