Examples of EntryCache

org.nasutekds.server.api.EntryCache

This class defines the set of methods that must be implemented by a Directory Server entry cache. Note that components accessing the entry cache must not depend on any particular behavior. For example, if a call is made to {@code putEntry} to store an entry inthe cache, there is no guarantee that immediately calling {@code getEntry} will be able to retrieve it. There are severalpotential reasons for this, including:

The entry may have been deleted or replaced by another thread between the {@code putEntry} and {@code getEntry} calls.
The entry cache may implement a purging mechanism and the entry added may have been purged between the {@code putEntry} and {@code getEntry} calls.
The entry cache may implement some kind of filtering mechanism to determine which entries to store, and entries not matching the appropriate criteria may not be stored.
The entry cache may not actually store any entries (this is the behavior of the default cache if no implementation specific entry cache is available).

@param < T> The type of configuration handled by this entrycache.

    EntryCacheCfg configuration,
    boolean initialize
    )
    throws InitializationException
  {
    EntryCache entryCache = null;


    // If we this entry cache is already installed and active it
    // should be present in the current cache order map, use it.
    if (!cacheOrderMap.isEmpty()) {
      entryCache = cacheOrderMap.get(configuration.getCacheLevel());

        }
      }
    }


    // Finalize the entry cache.
    EntryCache ec = DirectoryServer.getEntryCache();
    if (ec != null)
    {
      ec.finalizeEntryCache();
    }


    // Deregister all workflows.
    WorkflowImpl.deregisterAllOnShutdown();

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Examples of EntryCache

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.api.EntryCache

Examples of org.nasutekds.server.api.EntryCache