ITransactionRecorder (The Adobe Experience Manager Forms SDK 2023.10.09.00-230901)

```
@ProviderType
public interface ITransactionRecorder
```
An interface to record transactions by the billable services. It should preferably be used in the following fashion: try { startContext(); //do some billable work recordTransaction(txRecord); } catch (anyException e) { endContext(); }

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`discardTransaction()`	Discards the complete context and will not record any transaction in that context.
`void`	`endContext()`	Ends the current transaction context and merges the transaction records passed in the whole context and clear the existing transaction context if its corresponding startContext call initiated a new context.
`void`	`recordTransaction(TransactionRecord transactionRecord)`	Records the `TransactionRecord` passed to it in an in-memory buffer.
`void`	`startContext()`	Initiates a transaction context.

- Method Detail
  - startContext
```
void startContext()
```
    Initiates a transaction context. It needs to be called by every billable service API at the very beginning.
  - recordTransaction
```
void recordTransaction(TransactionRecord transactionRecord)
                throws TransactionException
```
    Records the TransactionRecord passed to it in an in-memory buffer.
    
    Parameters:
    
    transactionRecord -
    
    Throws:
    
    TransactionException
  - endContext
```
void endContext()
```
    Ends the current transaction context and merges the transaction records passed in the whole context and clear the existing transaction context if its corresponding startContext call initiated a new context. The merged records are given to the storage provider for persistence. It must be called every time, preferably in a finally block.
  - discardTransaction
```
void discardTransaction()
```
    Discards the complete context and will not record any transaction in that context. This is to handle the failure cases which may arise in nested API invocation case where some records are there with non-zero transaction count.