Java Code Examples for javax.cache.Cache#invoke()
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Example 1
Source File: CacheWriterTest.java From blazingcache with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
@Test public void shouldWriteThroughUsingInvoke_remove_nonExistingEntry() { RecordingCacheWriter<Integer, String> cacheWriter = new RecordingCacheWriter<>(); CachingProvider cachingProvider = Caching.getCachingProvider(); Properties p = new Properties(); try (CacheManager cacheManager = cachingProvider.getCacheManager(cachingProvider.getDefaultURI(), cachingProvider.getDefaultClassLoader(), p)) { MutableConfiguration<Integer, String> config = new MutableConfiguration<Integer, String>() .setTypes(Integer.class, String.class) .setCacheWriterFactory(new FactoryBuilder.SingletonFactory<>(cacheWriter)) .setWriteThrough(true); Cache<Integer, String> cache = cacheManager.createCache("simpleCache", config); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getWriteCount()); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getDeleteCount()); cache.invoke(1, new RemoveEntryProcessor<Integer, String, Object>()); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getWriteCount()); assertEquals(1, cacheWriter.getDeleteCount()); assertFalse(cacheWriter.hasWritten(1)); } }
Example 2
Source File: CacheWriterTest.java From blazingcache with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void shouldWriteThroughUsingInvoke_setValue_CreateEntryThenRemove() { RecordingCacheWriter<Integer, String> cacheWriter = new RecordingCacheWriter<>(); CachingProvider cachingProvider = Caching.getCachingProvider(); Properties p = new Properties(); try (CacheManager cacheManager = cachingProvider.getCacheManager(cachingProvider.getDefaultURI(), cachingProvider.getDefaultClassLoader(), p)) { MutableConfiguration<Integer, String> config = new MutableConfiguration<Integer, String>() .setTypes(Integer.class, String.class) .setCacheWriterFactory(new FactoryBuilder.SingletonFactory<>(cacheWriter)) .setWriteThrough(true); Cache<Integer, String> cache = cacheManager.createCache("simpleCache", config); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getWriteCount()); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getDeleteCount()); EntryProcessor processors[] = new EntryProcessor[]{ new AssertNotPresentEntryProcessor(null), new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, String>("Gudday World"), new RemoveEntryProcessor<Integer, String, Object>(true) }; cache.invoke(1, new CombineEntryProcessor<Integer, String>(processors)); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getWriteCount()); assertEquals(0, cacheWriter.getDeleteCount()); assertTrue(!cacheWriter.hasWritten(1)); assertTrue(cache.get(1) == null); assertFalse(cache.containsKey(1)); } }
Example 3
Source File: TCKCacheManagerTest.java From blazingcache with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void invokeSetValueShouldCallGetExpiry() { CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicy)); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache("test-4", config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer setValue = 456; final Integer modifySetValue = 789; // verify create EntryProcessor processors[] = new EntryProcessor[]{ new AssertNotPresentEntryProcessor(null), new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(setValue), new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>() }; Object[] result = (Object[]) cache.invoke(key, new CombineEntryProcessor(processors)); assertEquals(result[1], setValue); assertEquals(result[2], setValue); // expiry called should be for create, not for the get or modify. // Operations get combined in entry processor and only net result should be expiryPolicy method called. assertTrue(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount() >= 1); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); expiryPolicy.resetCount(); // verify modify Integer resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(modifySetValue)); assertEquals(modifySetValue, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertTrue(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount() >= 1); }
Example 4
Source File: TCKCacheManagerTest.java From blazingcache with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void invokeGetValueShouldCallGetExpiry() { CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicy)); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache("test-dfd", config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer setValue = 456; // verify non-access to non-existent entry does not call getExpiryForAccessedEntry. no read-through scenario. Integer resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>()); assertEquals(null, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); // verify access to existing entry. resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(setValue)); assertEquals(resultValue, setValue); assertTrue(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount() >= 1); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); expiryPolicy.resetCount(); resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>()); assertEquals(setValue, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertTrue(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount() >= 1); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); }
Example 5
Source File: CacheExpiryTest.java From cache2k with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void invokeMultiSetValueShouldCallGetExpiry() { CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); expiryPolicyServer.setExpiryPolicy(expiryPolicy); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicyClient)); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache(getTestCacheName(), config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer setValue = 456; final Integer modifySetValue = 789; // verify create EntryProcessor processors[] = new EntryProcessor[]{ new AssertNotPresentEntryProcessor(null), new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(111), new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(setValue), new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>() }; Object[] result = (Object[]) cache.invoke(key, new CombineEntryProcessor(processors)); assertEquals(result[1], 111); assertEquals(result[2], setValue); assertEquals(result[3], setValue); // expiry called should be for create, not for the get or modify. // Operations get combined in entry processor and only net result should be expiryPolicy method called. assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(0)); }
Example 6
Source File: CacheExpiryTest.java From cache2k with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void invokeGetValueShouldCallGetExpiry() { CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); expiryPolicyServer.setExpiryPolicy(expiryPolicy); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicyClient)); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache(getTestCacheName(), config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer setValue = 456; // verify non-access to non-existent entry does not call getExpiryForAccessedEntry. no read-through scenario. Integer resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>()); assertEquals(null, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); // verify access to existing entry. resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(setValue)); assertEquals(resultValue, setValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); expiryPolicy.resetCount(); resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>()); assertEquals(setValue, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); }
Example 7
Source File: CacheExpiryTest.java From cache2k with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test public void invokeGetValueWithReadThroughForNonExistentEntryShouldCallGetExpiryForCreatedEntry() throws IOException { //establish and open a CacheLoaderServer to handle cache //cache loading requests from a CacheLoaderClient // this cacheLoader just returns the key as the value. RecordingCacheLoader<Integer> recordingCacheLoader = new RecordingCacheLoader<>(); try (CacheLoaderServer<Integer, Integer> cacheLoaderServer = new CacheLoaderServer<>(10000, recordingCacheLoader)) { cacheLoaderServer.open(); //establish a CacheLoaderClient that a Cache can use for loading entries //(via the CacheLoaderServer) CacheLoaderClient<Integer, Integer> cacheLoader = new CacheLoaderClient<>(cacheLoaderServer.getInetAddress(), cacheLoaderServer.getPort()); CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); expiryPolicyServer.setExpiryPolicy(expiryPolicy); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicyClient)); config.setCacheLoaderFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(cacheLoader)); config.setReadThrough(true); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache(getTestCacheName(), config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer recordingCacheLoaderValue = key; // verify create when read through is enabled and entry was non-existent in cache. Integer resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>()); assertEquals(recordingCacheLoaderValue, resultValue); assertTrue(recordingCacheLoader.hasLoaded(key)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); closeTestCache(); } }
Example 8
Source File: CacheExpiryTest.java From cache2k with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Test public void invokeSetValueShouldCallGetExpiry() { CountingExpiryPolicy expiryPolicy = new CountingExpiryPolicy(); expiryPolicyServer.setExpiryPolicy(expiryPolicy); MutableConfiguration<Integer, Integer> config = new MutableConfiguration<>(); config.setExpiryPolicyFactory(FactoryBuilder.factoryOf(expiryPolicyClient)); Cache<Integer, Integer> cache = getCacheManager().createCache(getTestCacheName(), config); final Integer key = 123; final Integer setValue = 456; final Integer modifySetValue = 789; // verify create EntryProcessor processors[] = new EntryProcessor[]{ new AssertNotPresentEntryProcessor(null), new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(setValue), new GetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>() }; Object[] result = (Object[]) cache.invoke(key, new CombineEntryProcessor(processors)); assertEquals(result[1], setValue); assertEquals(result[2], setValue); // expiry called should be for create, not for the get or modify. // Operations get combined in entry processor and only net result should be expiryPolicy method called. assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), is(0)); expiryPolicy.resetCount(); // verify modify Integer resultValue = cache.invoke(key, new SetEntryProcessor<Integer, Integer>(modifySetValue)); assertEquals(modifySetValue, resultValue); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getCreationCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getAccessCount(), is(0)); assertThat(expiryPolicy.getUpdatedCount(), greaterThanOrEqualTo(1)); }