I have a scenario which in imperative programming would like this
processEvent(Event event) {
if ( isEventOfSpecificType(event) ){ .............................................. 1
Result result = findSomeData(event.someProperty()) ............................. 2
if(result.someStatus == somevalue) { ........................................... 3
saveEvent(event, result) // save to DB with properties from both objects ... 4
String referenceID = createSomeRecord(event, result) // Will do API call ... 5
writeToLogFile(event, result, referenceID) // write to a logfile ........... 6
}
}
}
I am trying to wrap my head around functional programming in JAVA using Function, Predicate, Consumer, and Supplier.
My first thought: use streams to take advantage of filter and map, but since there is no collection in this scenario it didn't seem appropriate to create a stream for one object.
My second thought: to use Function and curry, but I am lost. Not able to get my head around it since I need all the three objects in my last step.
How can this be done in a functional way. What are some of the best references to understand this topic.
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