问题
I need to perform a series of server calls that run sequentially and where one request can only be executed if all previous requests have been successful.
So, my idea was to create an AFHTTPRequestOperation
for each request and use [myAFHTTPClient enqueueBatchOfHTTPRequestOperations:]
to fire them off.
I can make them run sequentially by calling[myAFHTTPClient.operationQueue setMaxConcurrentOperationCount:1]
But how can I make sure that the remaining operations run only if the previous operations were successfull?
I tried to create a completionBlock
for every operation that calls [myAFHTTPClient cancelAllOperations]
in case the operation failed, but the completionBlock and the next operation in the queue run concurrently, so the next request could already be sent to the server before it gets cancelled. What should I do?
回答1:
Since AFHTTPRequestOperations
are just standard NSOperations
, wrote a sample project and figured out how to solve this problem:
If the NSOperationQueue
's maxConcurrentOperationCount
is set to 1, an NSOperation
's completionBlock
and the next NSOperation
in the queue run simultaneously.
But, if every NSOperation
is linked to its previous operation by calling addDependency:
, the execution of an operation waits until the previous operation's completionBlock
has finished.
So, link all NSOperations
together via addDependency:
and in case an operation failes, cancel the remaining operations in the completion block of the current operation.
(see also Do NSOperations and their completionBlocks run concurrently?)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11417924/how-to-perform-a-batch-of-afnetworking-requests-that-depend-on-each-other