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org.milyn.javabean.context.StandaloneBeanContext

This Map Adapter enables that the bean context can be used as a normal map. There are some important side notes:

The write performance of the map isn't as good as the write performance of the BeanRepository because it needs to find or register the BeanId every time. The read performance are as good as any normal Map.
The {@link #entrySet()} method returns an UnmodifiableSet
When a bean gets removed from the BeanRepository then only the value of the map entry is set to null. This means that null values should be regarded as deleted beans. That is also why the size() of the bean map isn't accurate. It also counts the null value entries.

Only use the Map if you absolutely needed it else you should use the BeanContext. @author maurice.zeijen@smies.com

  public BeanRepository(BeanContext beanContext) {
    this.beanContext = beanContext;
  }


  public BeanRepository(ExecutionContext executionContext, BeanIdRegister beanIdRegister, Map<String, Object> beanMap) {
    beanContext = new StandaloneBeanContext(executionContext, beanIdRegister.getBeanIdStore(), beanMap);
  }

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