package google.protobuf

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A generic empty message that you can re-use to avoid defining duplicated empty messages in your APIs. A typical example is to use it as the request or the response type of an API method. For instance: service Foo { rpc Bar(google.protobuf.Empty) returns (google.protobuf.Empty); }

Used as request type in: busi.Busi.XaNotify, dtmgimp.Dtm.NewGid

Used as response type in: busi.Busi.QueryPreparedB, busi.Busi.QueryPreparedRedis, busi.Busi.TransIn, busi.Busi.TransInBSaga, busi.Busi.TransInConfirm, busi.Busi.TransInRedis, busi.Busi.TransInRevert, busi.Busi.TransInRevertBSaga, busi.Busi.TransInRevertRedis, busi.Busi.TransInTcc, busi.Busi.TransInTccNested, busi.Busi.TransInXa, busi.Busi.TransOut, busi.Busi.TransOutBSaga, busi.Busi.TransOutConfirm, busi.Busi.TransOutHeaderNo, busi.Busi.TransOutHeaderYes, busi.Busi.TransOutRedis, busi.Busi.TransOutRevert, busi.Busi.TransOutRevertBSaga, busi.Busi.TransOutRevertRedis, busi.Busi.TransOutTcc, busi.Busi.TransOutXa, busi.Busi.XaNotify, dtmgimp.Dtm.Abort, dtmgimp.Dtm.DeleteTopic, dtmgimp.Dtm.Prepare, dtmgimp.Dtm.RegisterBranch, dtmgimp.Dtm.Submit, dtmgimp.Dtm.Subscribe, dtmgimp.Dtm.Unsubscribe, workflow.Workflow.Execute

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