pub struct CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S: State = Empty> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Use builder syntax to set the inputs and finish with build().
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Source§impl<S: State> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S: State> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
Sourcepub fn build(self) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionswhere
S: IsComplete,
pub fn build(self) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionswhere
S: IsComplete,
Finish building and return the requested object
Sourcepub fn owner(
self,
value: KafkaPrincipal,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetOwner<S>>where
S::Owner: IsUnset,
pub fn owner(
self,
value: KafkaPrincipal,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetOwner<S>>where
S::Owner: IsUnset,
Sourcepub fn maybe_owner(
self,
value: Option<KafkaPrincipal>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetOwner<S>>where
S::Owner: IsUnset,
pub fn maybe_owner(
self,
value: Option<KafkaPrincipal>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetOwner<S>>where
S::Owner: IsUnset,
Sourcepub fn renewers(
self,
value: Vec<KafkaPrincipal>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetRenewers<S>>where
S::Renewers: IsUnset,
pub fn renewers(
self,
value: Vec<KafkaPrincipal>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetRenewers<S>>where
S::Renewers: IsUnset,
Sourcepub fn maybe_renewers(
self,
value: Option<Vec<KafkaPrincipal>>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetRenewers<S>>where
S::Renewers: IsUnset,
pub fn maybe_renewers(
self,
value: Option<Vec<KafkaPrincipal>>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetRenewers<S>>where
S::Renewers: IsUnset,
Sourcepub fn max_lifetime(
self,
millis: i64,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetMaxLifetime<S>>where
S::MaxLifetime: IsUnset,
pub fn max_lifetime(
self,
millis: i64,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetMaxLifetime<S>>where
S::MaxLifetime: IsUnset,
Sourcepub fn maybe_max_lifetime(
self,
value: Option<i64>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetMaxLifetime<S>>where
S::MaxLifetime: IsUnset,
pub fn maybe_max_lifetime(
self,
value: Option<i64>,
) -> CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<SetMaxLifetime<S>>where
S::MaxLifetime: IsUnset,
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impl<S> RefUnwindSafe for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S> Send for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S> Sync for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S> Unpin for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S> UnsafeUnpin for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
impl<S> UnwindSafe for CreateDelegationTokenOptionsBuilder<S>
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