Examples of org.xmlBlaster.engine.msgstore.I_Map.updateCounters()

org.xmlBlaster.engine.msgstore.I_Map.updateCounters()

@param entry the entry to change. This is the old entry, i.e. the entry on which the modificationhas to take place by callback. Or it is the new entry and you can pass null for callback. IMPORTANT: This method is not threadsafe since it does not make a lookup to get the actual entry. The specified entry could be a dirty read, in which case the current entry would be overwritten with this dirty value. If you want to work threadsafe you should invoke change(long, callback). That method makes a lookup within the same synchronization point. @throws XmlBlasterException if something goes wrong when making the change (for example if theentry is not in the map) or if the callback throws an exception.

         I_Map msgUnitCache = this.msgUnitCache;
         if (msgUnitCache == null) { // on startup
            return;
         }
         // msgUnitCache.change(msgUnitWrapper, null);
         msgUnitCache.updateCounters(msgUnitWrapper);
      }
   }


   public MsgUnitWrapper getMsgUnitWrapper(long uniqueId) throws XmlBlasterException {

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