See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| LogHandler |
A LogHandler represents snapshots and update records as serializable
objects.
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| LogInputStream |
This class extends the functionality of the java.io.InputStream class
in order to provide an input mechanism that can be used by processes
that perform logging operations; in particular, processes that store
state in order to provide persistence.
|
| LogOutputStream |
This class extends the functionality of the java.io.OutputStream class
in order to provide an output mechanism that can be used by processes
that perform logging operations; in particular, processes that store
state in order to provide persistence.
|
| ReliableLog |
This class is a simple implementation of a reliable Log.
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| LogException |
This class can be used to represent all exceptional conditions that
occur during any logging process.
|
ReliableLog class writes serialized objects to a log file,
where the objects represent change in state that must be recorded.
After each object is logged, its data is forced to the disk.
You can create snapshots that record the current state to disk,
creating a new starting point for logging, and
making previously logged changes obsolete.
Such snapshots allow you to compress the log, making recovery more
efficient in cases where the state is modified, not simply added to.Copyright 2007-2013, multiple authors.
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