MapConfigurer instead.@Deprecated public class CacheFinder extends SpaceFinder
This utility class provides accessing to cacheIMapAPI. The CacheFinder is designed to provide a unified interface for finding a cache in each of the mode specified. To provide a unified manager of accessing the cache use a url based interface which will provide the information of the protocol and the address of the cache that should be found. The general format for this URL is as follows:Protocol://[host]:[port]/[container_name]/[space_name]?[query_string]Protocol: [ rmi | jini | java ] The "java" protocol enables working with an embedded space behind the cache. When choosing so one should specify in the query string one of three operations: > create - to create a new space example of "mySpace" space creation:java://myHost/myContinaer/mySpace?create> open - To open an existing space in an embedded mode: example of opening "mySpace" space:java://myHost/myContinaer/mySpace?open> destroy - for destroy an existing space: example of destroying "mySpace" space:java://myHost/myContinaer/mySpace?destroyHost: The host name. Can be '*', when JINI is used as a protocol, the host value determines whether to use Unicast or Multicast. Port: the registry or lookup port. If the port is not specified, the default port 10098 will be used. Container Name: The name of the container, which holds the space. If the container name is '*' then the container attribute will be ignored and the space will be looked for directly regardless of the container that holds it . Query String: The query_string represents the cache type i.e.: > create - local cachejini://myHost/myContinaer/mySpace?uselocalcache> create - IMap based space interfacejini://myHost/myContinaer/mySpaceExamples of space url's: 1. looking for a cache in rmi registry in a specific host and container.rmi://my_container_host/my_containername/myspace?uselocalcache2. Looking for a cache using JINI Unicast protocol.jini://mylookuphost/mycontainername/myspace?uselocalcacheOrjini://mylookuphost/*/myspace?uselocalcache3. Looking for a cache using the JINI multicast protocol.jini://*/*/containername/myspace?uselocalcacheOrjini://*/*/myspace?uselocalcache
SpaceURL_logger| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static Object |
find(String urls)
Deprecated.
The general format for this URL is as follows:
Protocol://[host]:[port]/[container_name]/[space_name]?[query_string]
Protocol: [ RMI | JINI | JAVA | WS ]
This method also supports multiple urls separate by ";",
e.i.
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protected Object |
findService(SpaceURL url,
Properties customProperties,
LifeCycle lifeCycle,
CredentialsProvider credentialsProvider,
long timeout,
LookupType lookupType)
Deprecated.
The main method of SpaceFinder to find single Space or Container proxy.
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find, find, find, find, find, find, find, findJiniSpace, findService, findService, findService, main, verifyURLpublic static Object find(String urls) throws FinderException
The general format for this URL is as follows:
Protocol://[host]:[port]/[container_name]/[space_name]?[query_string]
Protocol: [ RMI | JINI | JAVA | WS ]
This method also supports multiple urls separate by ";",
e.i. rmi://localhost/containerName/SpaceName?uselocalcache;
jini://localhost/containerName/SpaceName?uselocalcache;
It is useful when Jini URL for locating services on the network is not available.
If the first URL is unavailable, CacheFinder will try the next one until a live cache
will
be found.
If all URLs are unavailable this method throws FinderException
urls - the space urlFinderException - During finding cache.protected final Object findService(SpaceURL url, Properties customProperties, LifeCycle lifeCycle, CredentialsProvider credentialsProvider, long timeout, LookupType lookupType) throws FinderException
SpaceFinderFinderException.findService in class SpaceFinderurl - The valid SpaceFinder URL to Container or Space.credentialsProvider - security credentials to be used for authentication in case of a
secured space; may be null.FinderException - Failed to find proxy of desired url.Copyright © GigaSpaces.