Examples of org.infinispan.util.Equivalence

org.infinispan.util.Equivalence

An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to {@link Comparable} rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, orexternal libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. The interface is marked to be {@link Serializable} because multiplecollection extensions within the Infinispan code base contain references to them, and since these are potentially {@link Serializable}, they might be persisted somehow. @author Galder Zamarreño @since 5.3

      if (configuration.dataContainer().dataContainer() != null) {
         return (T) configuration.dataContainer().dataContainer();
      } else {
         EvictionStrategy st = configuration.eviction().strategy();
         int level = configuration.locking().concurrencyLevel();
         Equivalence keyEquivalence = configuration.dataContainer().keyEquivalence();
         Equivalence valueEquivalence = configuration.dataContainer().valueEquivalence();


         switch (st) {
            case NONE:
               return (T) DefaultDataContainer.unBoundedDataContainer(
                     level, keyEquivalence, valueEquivalence);

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