Examples of SkinnyUUIDSerializer

org.openbel.framework.core.indexer.SkinnyUUIDSerializer
Serialize a {@link SkinnyUUID} to 2 longs representing the most and leastsignificant bits.
Note: JDBM provides the ability to pack longs when (de)serializing. This functionality is not implemented as the storage requirements differed by less than 0.1mb for 500k UUIDs with no noticeable impact on performance. @author Steve Ungerer

Examples of org.openbel.framework.core.indexer.SkinnyUUIDSerializer


            RecordManager recman = RecordManagerFactory.createRecordManager(
                    indexPath.getAbsolutePath(), new Properties());
            PrimaryTreeMap<String, SkinnyUUID> tree =
                    recman.treeMap(IndexerConstants.INDEX_TREE_KEY,
                            new SkinnyUUIDSerializer());
            tree.inverseHashView(IndexerConstants.INVERSE_KEY);
            tree.put(key, value);
            recman.commit();
            recman.close();
        } catch (IOException e) {

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Examples of org.openbel.framework.core.indexer.SkinnyUUIDSerializer

            RecordManager recman = RecordManagerFactory.createRecordManager(
                    indexPath.getAbsolutePath(), new Properties());


            PrimaryTreeMap<String, SkinnyUUID> tree =
                    recman.treeMap(IndexerConstants.INDEX_TREE_KEY,
                            new SkinnyUUIDSerializer());
            tree.inverseHashView(IndexerConstants.INVERSE_KEY);


            for (int i = 0; i < numToTest; i++) {
                SkinnyUUID uuid = new SkinnyUUID(UUID.randomUUID());
                tree.put(String.valueOf(i), uuid);

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