See: Description
Interface | Description |
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AccessDelegate |
Defines the strategy for access to entity or collection data in a Infinispan instance.
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Class | Description |
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FutureUpdateSynchronization | |
InvalidationCacheAccessDelegate | |
InvalidationSynchronization |
Synchronization that should release the locks after invalidation is complete.
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NonStrictAccessDelegate |
Access delegate that relaxes the consistency a bit: stale reads are prohibited only after the transaction
commits.
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NonTxInvalidationCacheAccessDelegate |
Delegate for non-transactional caches
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NonTxInvalidationInterceptor |
This interceptor should completely replace default InvalidationInterceptor.
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NonTxPutFromLoadInterceptor |
Non-transactional counterpart of
TxPutFromLoadInterceptor . |
PutFromLoadValidator |
Encapsulates logic to allow a
InvalidationCacheAccessDelegate to determine
whether a InvalidationCacheAccessDelegate.putFromLoad(org.hibernate.engine.spi.SessionImplementor, Object, Object, long, Object, boolean)
call should be allowed to update the cache. |
PutFromLoadValidator.Lock |
Marker for lock acquired in
PutFromLoadValidator.acquirePutFromLoadLock(SessionImplementor, Object, long) |
RemovalSynchronization | |
TombstoneAccessDelegate | |
TombstoneCallInterceptor |
Note that this does not implement all commands, only those appropriate for
TombstoneAccessDelegate
and BaseTransactionalDataRegion
The behaviour here also breaks notifications, which are not used for 2LC caches. |
TombstoneSynchronization<K> | |
TxInvalidationCacheAccessDelegate |
Delegate for transactional caches
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TxInvalidationInterceptor |
This interceptor acts as a replacement to the replication interceptor when the CacheImpl is configured with
ClusteredSyncMode as INVALIDATE.
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TxInvalidationInterceptor.InvalidationFilterVisitor | |
VersionedCallInterceptor |
Note that this does not implement all commands, only those appropriate for
TombstoneAccessDelegate
and BaseTransactionalDataRegion
The behaviour here also breaks notifications, which are not used for 2LC caches. |
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