Package | Description |
---|---|
org.infinispan.commands.remote |
Meta-commands that wrap other commands for remote execution.
|
org.infinispan.commands.write |
Commands that alter the state of the cache.
|
org.infinispan.commons.equivalence |
Equivalence classes and interfaces to enable equivalence comparison between native types, arrays, etc.
|
org.infinispan.commons.util | |
org.infinispan.commons.util.concurrent.jdk8backported | |
org.infinispan.configuration.cache | |
org.infinispan.container |
Data containers which store cache entries.
|
org.infinispan.context |
Contexts contain information of a specific invocation on the cache, such as its origins, scope
(transactional or non-transactional), as well as invocation-specific flags.
|
org.infinispan.context.impl |
This package contains different context implementations, selected dynamically based on the type of invocation.
|
org.infinispan.persistence.support | |
org.infinispan.transaction |
JTA transaction support.
|
org.infinispan.transaction.synchronization | |
org.infinispan.transaction.xa |
XA transaction support.
|
org.infinispan.transaction.xa.recovery | |
org.infinispan.util.concurrent |
Thread-safe containers and other concurrency-related utilities, designed to supplement JDK concurrency utilities
and containers.
|
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
AnyEquivalence
A compare function for objects.
|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
EquivalentHashMap
Custom hash-based map which accepts no null keys nor null values, where
equality and hash code calculations are done based on passed
Equivalence function implementations for keys
and values, as opposed to relying on their own equals/hashCode/toString
implementations. |
EquivalentLinkedHashMap.IterationOrder |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
EquivalentLinkedHashMap.IterationOrder |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Class and Description |
---|
Equivalence
An interface that allows custom implementations for objects that are
comparable based on equality, hash code calculations, or according to
Comparable rules, but where the behaviour provided by the JDK, or
external libraries, cannot be modified, for example: arrays. |
Copyright © 2014 JBoss, a division of Red Hat. All Rights Reserved.