Examples of MapStore

com.hazelcast.core.MapStore
Hazelcast distributed map implementation is an in-memory data store but it can be backed by any type of data store such as RDBMS, OODBMS, NOSQL or simply a file based data store.
IMap.put(key, value) normally stores the entry into JVM's memory. If MapStore implementation is provided then Hazelcast will also call the MapStore implementation to store the entry into a user defined storage such as RDBMS or some other external storage system. It is completely up to the user how the key-value will be stored or deleted.
Same goes for IMap.remove(key)
Store implementation can be called synchronously (write-through) or asynchronously (write-behind) depending on the configuration.
org.datanucleus.store.scostore.MapStore
Interface representation of the backing store for a Map.
org.jpox.store.scostore.MapStore
Interface representation of the backing store for a Map.

Examples of org.datanucleus.store.scostore.MapStore

     * @param clr ClassLoader resolver
     * @return The backing store of this map in this store
     */
    private MapStore getBackingStoreForMap(AbstractMemberMetaData mmd, ClassLoaderResolver clr)
    {
        MapStore store = null;
        DatastoreContainerObject datastoreTable = getDatastoreContainerObject(mmd);
        if (datastoreTable == null)
        {
            store = newFKMapStore(mmd, clr);
        }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.store.scostore.MapStore

        // Update the datastore with this value of map (clear old entries and add new ones)
        // This method could be called in two situations
        // 1). Update a map field of an object, so UpdateRequest is called, which calls here
        // 2). Persist a new object, and it needed to wait til the element was inserted so
        //     goes into dirty state and then flush() triggers UpdateRequest, which comes here
        MapStore store = ((MapStore) storeMgr.getBackingStoreForField(
            om.getClassLoaderResolver(), mmd, value.getClass()));


        // TODO Consider making this more efficient picking the ones to remove/add
        // e.g use an update() method on the backing store like for CollectionStore
        store.clear(sm);
        store.putAll(sm, value);


        // Replace the field with a wrapper containing these entries
        replaceFieldWithWrapper(sm, value, false, false);
    }

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Examples of org.datanucleus.store.scostore.MapStore

     * @param clr ClassLoader resolver
     * @return The backing store of this map in this store
     */
    private MapStore getBackingStoreForMap(AbstractMemberMetaData mmd, ClassLoaderResolver clr)
    {
        MapStore store = null;
        DatastoreContainerObject datastoreTable = getDatastoreContainerObject(mmd);
        if (datastoreTable == null)
        {
            store = newFKMapStore(mmd, clr);
        }

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Examples of org.jpox.store.scostore.MapStore

            JPOXLogger.REACHABILITY.debug(LOCALISER.msg("007009", fmd.getFullFieldName()));
        }


        // Update the datastore with this value of map (clear old entries and add new ones)
        // TODO Consider making this more efficient picking the ones to remove/add
        MapStore store = ((MapStore) storeMgr.getBackingStoreForField(sm.getObjectManager().getClassLoaderResolver(), fmd, value.getClass()));
        store.clear(sm);
        store.putAll(sm, value);


        // Replace the field with a wrapper containing these entries
        replaceFieldWithWrapper(sm, value, false, false);
    }

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Examples of org.jpox.store.scostore.MapStore

     * @param clr ClassLoader resolver
     * @return The backing store of this map in this store
     */
    private MapStore getBackingStoreForMap(AbstractMemberMetaData fmd, ClassLoaderResolver clr, Class type)
    {
        MapStore store = null;
        DatastoreContainerObject datastoreTable = getDatastoreContainerObject(fmd);
        if (datastoreTable == null)
        {
            store = new FKMapStore(fmd, this, clr);
        }

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