Examples of com.sun.enterprise.util.collection.DList

Package com.sun.enterprise.util.collection

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.util.collection.DList

com.sun.enterprise.util.collection.DList
A DList is an implementation of an unsynchronized doubly linked list. Unlike java.util.LinkedList, each node in the DList (DListNode) can be delinked in constant time. However, to do this the application must have the reference of the node to be delinked. DLists are exrtemely usefull if nodes are removed/inserted quite frequently. DList is used in the implementation of com.sun.enterprise.util.cache.AdaptiveCache.

        }
    }
      
    
    private void initPool() {
        list = new DList();
        
        super.collection = list;
        super.preload((minSize < initialSize) ? initialSize : minSize);
        
        scheduler.addTimeRepeatableTask(this, (int) maxIdleTime);

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        }
    }
      
    
    private void initPool() {
        list = new DList();
        
        super.collection = list;
        super.preload((minSize < initialSize) ? initialSize : minSize);
        
        scheduler.addTimeRepeatableTask(this, (int) maxIdleTime);

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