org.infinispan.client.hotrod.annotation

Annotation Type ClientListener

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
 @Target(value=TYPE)
public @interface ClientListener

Annotation that marks a class to receive remote events from Hot Rod caches. Classes with this annotation are expected to have at least one callback annotated with one of the events it can receive: ClientCacheEntryCreated, ClientCacheEntryModified, ClientCacheEntryRemoved, ClientCacheFailover

Author:

Galder Zamarreño

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element and Description
String	converterFactoryName Defines the converter factory for this client listener.
String	filterFactoryName Defines the key/value filter factory for this client listener.
boolean	includeCurrentState This flag enables cached state to be sent back to remote clients when either adding a cache listener for the first time, or when the node where a remote listener is registered changes.
boolean	useRawData This option affects the type of the parameters received by a configured filter and/or converter.

Element Detail

filterFactoryName

public abstract String filterFactoryName

Defines the key/value filter factory for this client listener. Filter factories create filters that help decide which events should be sent to this client listener. This helps with reducing traffic from server to client. By default, no filtering is applied.

Default:

""

converterFactoryName

public abstract String converterFactoryName

Defines the converter factory for this client listener. Converter factories create event converters that customize the contents of the events sent to this listener. When event customization is enabled, ClientCacheEntryCreated, ClientCacheEntryModified, and ClientCacheEntryRemoved callbacks receive ClientCacheEntryCustomEvent instances as parameters instead of their corresponding create/modified/removed event. Event customization helps reduce the payload of events, or increase to send even more information back to the client listener. By default, no event customization is applied.

Default:

""

useRawData

public abstract boolean useRawData

This option affects the type of the parameters received by a configured filter and/or converter. If using raw data, filter and/or converter classes receive raw binary arrays as parameters instead of unmarshalled instances, which is the default. On top of that, when raw data is enabled, custom events produced by the converters are expected to be byte arrays. This option is useful when trying to avoid marshalling costs involved in unmarshalling data to pass to filter/converter callbacks or costs involved in marshalling custom event POJOs. Using raw data also helps with potential classloading issues related to loading callback parameter classes or custom event POJOs. By using raw data, there's no need for class sharing between the server and client. By default, using raw binary data for filter/converter callbacks is disabled.

Default:

false

includeCurrentState

public abstract boolean includeCurrentState

This flag enables cached state to be sent back to remote clients when either adding a cache listener for the first time, or when the node where a remote listener is registered changes. When enabled, state is sent back as cache entry created events to the clients. In the special case that the node where the remote listener is registered changes, before sending any cache entry created events, the client receives a failover event so that it's aware of the change of node. This is useful in order to do local clean up before receiving the state again. For example, a client building a local near cache and keeping it up to date with remote events might decide to clear in when the failover event is received and before the state is received. If disabled, no state is sent back to the client when adding a listener, nor it gets state when the node where the listener is registered changes. By default, including state is disabled in order to provide best performance. If clients must receive all events, enable including state.

Default:

false