public interface JavaSpace
Entry
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static long |
NO_WAIT
Wait for no time at all.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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EventRegistration |
notify(Entry tmpl,
Transaction txn,
RemoteEventListener listener,
long lease,
MarshalledObject handback)
When entries are written that match this template notify the
given
listener with a RemoteEvent that
includes the handback object. |
Entry |
read(Entry tmpl,
Transaction txn,
long timeout)
Read any matching entry from the space, blocking until one exists.
|
Entry |
readIfExists(Entry tmpl,
Transaction txn,
long timeout)
Read any matching entry from the space, returning
null if there is currently is none. |
Entry |
snapshot(Entry e)
The process of serializing an entry for transmission to a JavaSpaces
service will be identical if the same entry is used twice.
|
Entry |
take(Entry tmpl,
Transaction txn,
long timeout)
Take a matching entry from the space, waiting until one exists.
|
Entry |
takeIfExists(Entry tmpl,
Transaction txn,
long timeout)
Take a matching entry from the space, returning
null if there is currently is none. |
Lease |
write(Entry entry,
Transaction txn,
long lease)
Write a new entry into the space.
|
static final long NO_WAIT
read(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
,
readIfExists(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
,
take(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
,
takeIfExists(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
,
Constant Field ValuesLease write(Entry entry, Transaction txn, long lease) throws TransactionException, RemoteException
entry
- the entry to writetxn
- the transaction object, if any, under which to
perform the writelease
- the requested lease time, in millisecondsTransactionException
- if a transaction error occursRemoteException
- if a communication error occursEntry read(Entry tmpl, Transaction txn, long timeout) throws UnusableEntryException, TransactionException, InterruptedException, RemoteException
null
if the timeout expires.tmpl
- The template used for matching. Matching is
done against tmpl
with null
fields being wildcards ("match anything") other
fields being values ("match exactly on the
serialized form").txn
- The transaction (if any) under which to work.timeout
- How long the client is willing to wait for a
transactionally proper matching entry. A
timeout of NO_WAIT
means to wait
no time at all; this is equivalent to a wait
of zero.UnusableEntryException
- if any serialized field of the entry
being read cannot be deserialized for any reasonTransactionException
- if a transaction error occursInterruptedException
- if the thread in which the read
occurs is interruptedRemoteException
- if a communication error occursIllegalArgumentException
- if a negative timeout value is usedEntry readIfExists(Entry tmpl, Transaction txn, long timeout) throws UnusableEntryException, TransactionException, InterruptedException, RemoteException
null
if there is currently is none. Matching and
timeouts are done as in read
, except that blocking
in this call is done only if necessary to wait for transactional
state to settle.tmpl
- The template used for matching. Matching is
done against tmpl
with null
fields being wildcards ("match anything") other
fields being values ("match exactly on the
serialized form").txn
- The transaction (if any) under which to work.timeout
- How long the client is willing to wait for a
transactionally proper matching entry. A
timeout of NO_WAIT
means to wait
no time at all; this is equivalent to a wait
of zero.UnusableEntryException
- if any serialized field of the entry
being read cannot be deserialized for any reasonTransactionException
- if a transaction error occursInterruptedException
- if the thread in which the read
occurs is interruptedRemoteException
- if a communication error occursIllegalArgumentException
- if a negative timeout value is usedread(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
Entry take(Entry tmpl, Transaction txn, long timeout) throws UnusableEntryException, TransactionException, InterruptedException, RemoteException
read
.tmpl
- The template used for matching. Matching is
done against tmpl
with null
fields being wildcards ("match anything") other
fields being values ("match exactly on the
serialized form").txn
- The transaction (if any) under which to work.timeout
- How long the client is willing to wait for a
transactionally proper matching entry. A
timeout of NO_WAIT
means to wait
no time at all; this is equivalent to a wait
of zero.UnusableEntryException
- if any serialized field of the entry
being read cannot be deserialized for any reasonTransactionException
- if a transaction error occursInterruptedException
- if the thread in which the take
occurs is interruptedRemoteException
- if a communication error occursIllegalArgumentException
- if a negative timeout value is usedread(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
Entry takeIfExists(Entry tmpl, Transaction txn, long timeout) throws UnusableEntryException, TransactionException, InterruptedException, RemoteException
null
if there is currently is none. Matching is
and timeout done as for read
, except that blocking
in this call is done only if necessary to wait for transactional
state to settle.tmpl
- The template used for matching. Matching is
done against tmpl
with null
fields being wildcards ("match anything") other
fields being values ("match exactly on the
serialized form").txn
- The transaction (if any) under which to work.timeout
- How long the client is willing to wait for a
transactionally proper matching entry. A
timeout of NO_WAIT
means to wait
no time at all; this is equivalent to a wait
of zero.UnusableEntryException
- if any serialized field of the entry
being read cannot be deserialized for any reasonTransactionException
- if a transaction error occursInterruptedException
- if the thread in which the take
occurs is interruptedRemoteException
- if a communication error occursIllegalArgumentException
- if a negative timeout value is usedread(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
EventRegistration notify(Entry tmpl, Transaction txn, RemoteEventListener listener, long lease, MarshalledObject handback) throws TransactionException, RemoteException
listener
with a RemoteEvent
that
includes the handback
object. Matching is done as
for read
.tmpl
- The template used for matching. Matching is
done against tmpl
with null
fields being wildcards ("match anything") other
fields being values ("match exactly on the
serialized form").txn
- The transaction (if any) under which to work.listener
- The remote event listener to notify.lease
- the requested lease time, in millisecondshandback
- An object to send to the listener as part of the
event notification.TransactionException
- if a transaction error occursRemoteException
- if a communication error occursIllegalArgumentException
- if the lease time requested
is not Lease.ANY and is negativeread(net.jini.core.entry.Entry, net.jini.core.transaction.Transaction, long)
,
EventRegistration
Entry snapshot(Entry e) throws RemoteException
read
or take
. The client-side
implementations of read
and take
cannot
reasonably avoid this duplicated effort, since they have no efficient
way of checking whether the same template is being used without
intervening modification.
The snapshot
method gives the JavaSpaces service implementor
a way to reduce the impact of repeated use of the same entry. Invoking
snapshot
with an Entry
will return another
Entry
object that contains a snapshot of the
original entry. Using the returned snapshot entry is equivalent to
using the unmodified original entry in all operations on the same
JavaSpaces service. Modifications to the original entry will not
affect the snapshot. You can snapshot
a null
template; snapshot
may or may not return null given a
null
template.
The entry returned from snapshot
will be guaranteed
equivalent to the original unmodified object only when used with
the space. Using the snapshot with any other JavaSpaces service
will generate an IllegalArgumentException
unless the
other space can use it because of knowledge about the JavaSpaces
service that generated the snapshot. The snapshot will be a different
object from the original, may or may not have the same hash code,
and equals
may or may not return true
when invoked with the original object, even if the original
object is unmodified.
A snapshot is guaranteed to work only within the virtual machine
in which it was generated. If a snapshot is passed to another
virtual machine (for example, in a parameter of an RMI call),
using it--even with the same JavaSpaces service--may generate
an IllegalArgumentException
.e
- the entry to take a snapshot of.RemoteException
- if a communication error occursCopyright © 2016–2018. All rights reserved.