Package org.infinispan.container.entries

Interface InternalCacheEntry<K,V>

All Superinterfaces:

CacheEntry<K,V>, Cloneable, Map.Entry<K,V>, MetadataAware

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractInternalCacheEntry, ImmortalCacheEntry, L1InternalCacheEntry, L1MetadataInternalCacheEntry, MetadataImmortalCacheEntry, MetadataMortalCacheEntry, MetadataTransientCacheEntry, MetadataTransientMortalCacheEntry, MortalCacheEntry, TransientCacheEntry, TransientMortalCacheEntry

public interface InternalCacheEntry<K,V>
extends CacheEntry<K,V>, Cloneable

Interface for internal cache entries that expose whether an entry has expired.

Since:

4.0

Author:

Manik Surtani, Sanne Grinovero

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	canExpire()
default boolean	canExpireMaxIdle()
InternalCacheEntry<K,V>	clone()
long	getExpiryTime()	Only used with entries that have a lifespan, this determines when an entry is due to expire.
boolean	isExpired()	Deprecated. use isExpired(long)
boolean	isExpired(long now)
boolean	isL1Entry()
void	reincarnate()	Deprecated. use reincarnate(long)
void	reincarnate(long now)	"Reincarnates" an entry.
InternalCacheValue<V>	toInternalCacheValue()	Creates a representation of this entry as an InternalCacheValue.
void	touch()	Deprecated. use touch(long)
void	touch(long currentTimeMillis)	Updates access timestamps on this instance to a specified time

Methods inherited from interface org.infinispan.container.entries.CacheEntry

commit, commit, getCreated, getKey, getLastUsed, getLifespan, getMaxIdle, getValue, isChanged, isCreated, isEvicted, isLoaded, isNull, isRemoved, isValid, rollback, setChanged, setCreated, setCreated, setEvicted, setLastUsed, setLoaded, setRemoved, setSkipLookup, setValid, setValue, skipLookup, undelete

Methods inherited from interface java.util.Map.Entry

equals, hashCode

Methods inherited from interface org.infinispan.container.entries.metadata.MetadataAware

getMetadata, setMetadata

Method Detail

isExpired

boolean isExpired(long now)

Parameters:

now - the current time as defined by System.currentTimeMillis() or TimeService.wallClockTime()

Returns:

true if the entry has expired; false otherwise

Since:

5.1

isExpired

@Deprecated
boolean isExpired()

Deprecated.

use isExpired(long)

Returns:

true if the entry has expired; false otherwise

canExpire

boolean canExpire()

Returns:

true if the entry can expire, false otherwise

canExpireMaxIdle

default boolean canExpireMaxIdle()

Returns:

true if this entry can expire via max idle, false otherwise

getExpiryTime

long getExpiryTime()

Only used with entries that have a lifespan, this determines when an entry is due to expire.

Returns:

timestamp when the entry is due to expire, or -1 if it doesn't have a lifespan

touch

@Deprecated
void touch()

Deprecated.

use touch(long)

Updates access timestamps on this instance

touch

void touch(long currentTimeMillis)

Updates access timestamps on this instance to a specified time

Parameters:

currentTimeMillis - the current time as defined by System.currentTimeMillis() or TimeService.wallClockTime()

reincarnate

@Deprecated
void reincarnate()

Deprecated.

use reincarnate(long)

"Reincarnates" an entry. Essentially, resets the 'created' timestamp of the entry to the current time.

reincarnate

void reincarnate(long now)

"Reincarnates" an entry. Essentially, resets the 'created' timestamp of the entry to the current time.

Parameters:

now - the current time as defined by System.currentTimeMillis() or TimeService.wallClockTime()

isL1Entry

boolean isL1Entry()

Returns:

true if the entry is a L1 entry.

toInternalCacheValue

InternalCacheValue<V> toInternalCacheValue()

Creates a representation of this entry as an InternalCacheValue. The main purpose of this is to provide a representation that does not have a reference to the key. This is useful in situations where the key is already known or stored elsewhere, making serialization and deserialization more efficient.

Note that this should not be used to optimize memory overhead, since the saving of an additional reference to a key (a single object reference) does not warrant the cost of constructing an InternalCacheValue. This only makes sense when marshalling is involved, since the cost of marshalling the key again can be sidestepped using an InternalCacheValue if the key is already known/marshalled.

Returns:

a new InternalCacheValue encapsulating this InternalCacheEntry's value and expiration information.

clone

InternalCacheEntry<K,V> clone()

Specified by:

clone in interface CacheEntry<K,V>