Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.crypto.DefaultCacheImpl$LruLinkedHashMap

org.waveprotocol.wave.crypto.DefaultCacheImpl
Cache supporting both LRU and time-based expiration. LRU: once maximum size is reached, the least recently accessed element is discarded. Time-based: entries are discarded once they reach a maximum age. This cache is in-memory only, uses 1024 entries and expires them after 10 minutes. In large deployments, you might want to replace this implementation with a distributed cache that survives restarts of the servers (although 10 minutes is still a good time for the expirations). Simply inject a different {@link VerifiedCertChainCache} using Guice.

    return CoreWaveletOperationSerializer.serialize(getHashedVersion());
  }


  private WaveSignatureVerifier getRealVerifier(CertPathStore store) throws Exception {
    TrustRootsProvider trustRoots = new DefaultTrustRootsProvider();
    VerifiedCertChainCache cache = new DefaultCacheImpl(getFakeTimeSource());
    WaveCertPathValidator validator = new CachedCertPathValidator(
      cache, getFakeTimeSource(), trustRoots);


    return new WaveSignatureVerifier(validator, store);
  }

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    return new WaveSignatureVerifier(validator, store);
  }


  private WaveSignatureVerifier getVerifier(CertPathStore store,
      boolean disableSignerVerification) {
    VerifiedCertChainCache cache = new DefaultCacheImpl(getFakeTimeSource());
    WaveCertPathValidator validator;
    if (disableSignerVerification) {
      validator = new DisabledCertPathValidator();
    } else {
      validator = new CachedCertPathValidator(

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