public final class InternalLockNamespace extends Object implements ObjectNamespace
ObjectNamespace intended to be used by ILock proxies.
 It intentionally does not use name field in equals()
 and hashcode() methods. This is a hack to share a single instance of
 LockStore for all ILocks proxies (per partition).
 Discussion:
 If we included the name in equals()/hashcode() methods then each ILock would create
 its own LockStoreImpl. Each LockStoreImpl contains additional
 mapping key -> LockResource. However ILock proxies always use a single key only
 thus creating a LockStoreImpl for each ILock would introduce an unnecessary
 indirection and memory waster. Also each LockStoreImpl is maintaining its own
 scheduler for lock eviction purposes, etc.
 I originally wanted to remove the name field and use a constant,
 but it has side-effects - for example when a ILock proxy is destroyed then you
 want to destroy all pending BlockingOperation| Constructor and Description | 
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InternalLockNamespace()  | 
InternalLockNamespace(String name)  | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
boolean | 
equals(Object o)  | 
String | 
getObjectName()
Gets the object name within the service. 
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String | 
getServiceName()
Name of the service 
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int | 
hashCode()  | 
void | 
readData(ObjectDataInput in)
Reads fields from the input stream 
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String | 
toString()  | 
void | 
writeData(ObjectDataOutput out)
Writes object fields to output stream 
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public InternalLockNamespace()
public InternalLockNamespace(String name)
public String getServiceName()
ServiceNamespacegetServiceName in interface ServiceNamespacepublic String getObjectName()
ObjectNamespacegetObjectName in interface ObjectNamespacepublic void writeData(ObjectDataOutput out) throws IOException
DataSerializablewriteData in interface DataSerializableout - outputIOException - if an I/O error occurs. In particular,
                     an IOException may be thrown if the
                     output stream has been closed.public void readData(ObjectDataInput in) throws IOException
DataSerializablereadData in interface DataSerializablein - inputIOException - if an I/O error occurs. In particular,
                     an IOException may be thrown if the
                     input stream has been closed.Copyright © 2018 Hazelcast, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.