Uses of Package
org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util
Packages that use org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util
Package
Description
Provides a Bookie server that stores entries for clients.
Classes related to DB based ledger storage.
BookKeeper Client.
Utility classes commonly useful in concurrent programming.
defines the utilities for allocator used across the project.
Configurations used by bookkeeper.
Classes related to the Bookkeeper protocol.
Bookkeeper utilities.
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.bookieClassDescriptionController for tracking the amount of memory used for some task.This class supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.An interface represents an object that is recyclable.This class represents an watchable object, or "data" in the model-view paradigm.A class can implement the
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.bookie.storage.ldbClassDescriptionAn interface represents an object that is recyclable.This class represents an watchable object, or "data" in the model-view paradigm.A class can implement the
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.clientClassDescriptionThis class supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.This class provides supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.common.concurrentClassDescriptionThis class provides supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.common.utilClassDescriptionA constant backoff policy.A exponential backoff policy.A Jittered backoff policy.Jitter type.Back off policy.Utility to make it easier to add context to exception messages.A JSON parsing exception.This class supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.Abstract builder class to build
OrderedScheduler.A builder class for an OrderedExecutor.This class provides supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.Builder to build ordered scheduler.An interface represents an object that is recyclable.A runnable that catches runtime exceptions.A holder for shared resource singletons.Defines a resource, and the way to create and destroy instances of it.A class can implement theWatcherinterface when it wants to be informed of one-time changes in watchable objects. -
Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.conf
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Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.protoClassDescriptionThis class supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.A class can implement the
Watcherinterface when it wants to be informed of one-time changes in watchable objects. -
Classes in org.apache.bookkeeper.common.util used by org.apache.bookkeeper.utilClassDescriptionThis class supports submitting tasks with an ordering key, so that tasks submitted with the same key will always be executed in order, but tasks across different keys can be unordered.A runnable that catches runtime exceptions.