Examples of Replicator

org.apache.lucene.replicator.Replicator
An interface for replicating files. Allows a producer to {@link #publish(Revision) publish} {@link Revision}s and consumers to {@link #checkForUpdate(String) check for updates}. When a client needs to be updated, it is given a {@link SessionToken} through which it can{@link #obtainFile(String,String,String) obtain} the files of thatrevision. After the client has finished obtaining all the files, it should {@link #release(String) release} the given session, so that the files can bereclaimed if they are not needed anymore.
A client is always updated to the newest revision available. That is, if a client is on revision r1 and revisions r2 and r3 were published, then when the cllient will next check for update, it will receive r3. @lucene.experimental
org.jboss.messaging.core.contract.Replicator
A Replicator This is used for replicating arbitrary data across a cluster. Data is structured as follows: There is an arbitrary key to identify the data, e.g. the connection factory name Then, for that key, there is an entry for each node id. @author Tim Fox @author Ovidiu Feodorov @version $Revision: 2868 $ $Id: Replicator.java 2868 2007-07-10 20:22:16Z timfox $
org.jboss.messaging.core.plugin.contract.Replicator
A Replicator This is used for replicating arbitrary data across a cluster. Data is structured as follows: There is an arbitrary key to identify the data, e.g. the connection factory name Then, for that key, there is an entry for each node id. @author Tim Fox @author Ovidiu Feodorov @version $Revision: 1917 $ $Id: Replicator.java 1917 2007-01-08 20:26:12Z clebert.suconic@jboss.com $
org.openstreetmap.osmosis.apidb.v0_6.impl.Replicator
Replicates changes from the database utilising transaction snapshots.

Examples of org.jboss.messaging.core.plugin.contract.Replicator

      // This node may be failing over for another node - in which case we must wait for that to be
      // complete.
      
      log.debug(this + " waiting for server-side failover for failed node " + failedNodeID + " to complete");
      
      Replicator replicator = getReplicator();


      long startToWait = getFailoverStartTimeout();
      long completeToWait = getFailoverCompleteTimeout();
                     
      // Must lock here
      synchronized (failoverStatusLock)
      {         
         while (true)
         {         
            //TODO we shouldn't have a dependency on DefaultClusteredPostOffice - where should we put the constants?


            Map replicants = replicator.get(DefaultClusteredPostOffice.FAILED_OVER_FOR_KEY);
            
            boolean foundEntry = false;
                        
            if (replicants != null)
            {

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Examples of org.openstreetmap.osmosis.apidb.v0_6.impl.Replicator

   * 
   * @param dbCtx
   *            Used to access the database.
   */
    protected void runImpl(DatabaseContext2 dbCtx) {
    Replicator replicator;
    ReplicationSource source;
    TransactionManager txnSnapshotLoader;
    SystemTimeLoader systemTimeLoader;
    
    new SchemaVersionValidator(loginCredentials, preferences)
        .validateVersion(ApidbVersionConstants.SCHEMA_MIGRATIONS);
    
    source = new AllEntityDao(dbCtx.getJdbcTemplate());
    txnSnapshotLoader = new TransactionDao(dbCtx);
    systemTimeLoader = new TimeDao(dbCtx.getJdbcTemplate());
    
    replicator = new Replicator(source, changeSink, txnSnapshotLoader, systemTimeLoader, iterations, minInterval,
        maxInterval);
    
    replicator.replicate();
    }

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