Uses of Interface
org.infinispan.commons.util.CloseableIteratorSet
Package
Description
This is the core of Infinispan, a distributed, transactional, highly scalable data grid
platform.
Hot Rod client API.
Commons package providing various utility classes
General utilities that are not specific to Infinispan, including string parsing helpers, reflection tools and
collections and containers designed to supplement the JDK-provided containers.
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Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan
Modifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterface
CacheSet<E>
A set that also must implement the variousCacheCollection
methods for streams.Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Base class for internal classes used in cache collections. -
Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan.cache.impl
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
AbstractCacheBackedSet<K,
V, E> Entry or key set backed by a cache.class
CacheBackedEntrySet<K,
V> Entry set backed by a cache.class
CacheBackedKeySet<K,
V> Key set backed by a cache.protected class
protected class
protected class
SimpleCacheImpl.EntrySetBase<T extends Map.Entry<K,
V>> protected class
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Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan.client.hotrod
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiondefault CloseableIteratorSet<Map.Entry<K,
V>> RemoteCache.entrySet()
This method is identical toRemoteCache.entrySet()
except that it will only return entries that map to the given segments.default CloseableIteratorSet<K>
RemoteCache.keySet()
This method is identical toRemoteCache.keySet()
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Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan.client.hotrod.impl
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Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan.commons.util
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Uses of CloseableIteratorSet in org.infinispan.util
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
CacheSetMapper<E,
R> ACacheSet
that allows for a different set to be mapped as a different instance wtih values replaced on request.class
A writeable cache set mapper that also has constant time operations for things such asCollection.contains(Object)
if the underlying Set does.