| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ActivationInterceptor |
Loads nodes that don't exist at the time of the call into memory from the CacheLoader.
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| BaseRpcInterceptor |
Acts as a base for all RPC calls - subclassed by
ReplicationInterceptor and OptimisticReplicationInterceptor. |
| BaseTransactionalContextInterceptor |
Class providing some base functionality around manipulating transactions and global transactions withing invocation contexts.
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| BatchingInterceptor |
Interceptor that captures batched calls and attaches contexts.
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| BuddyRegionAwareEvictionInterceptor |
A subclass of EvictionInterceptor that is aware of and able to deal with buddy regions.
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| CacheLoaderInterceptor |
Loads nodes that don't exist at the time of the call into memory from the CacheLoader
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| CacheMgmtInterceptor |
Captures cache management statistics
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| CacheStoreInterceptor |
Writes modifications back to the store on the way out: stores modifications back
through the CacheLoader, either after each method call (no TXs), or at TX commit.
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| CacheStoreInterceptor.StoreModificationsBuilder | |
| CallInterceptor |
Always at the end of the chain, directly in front of the cache.
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| DataGravitatorInterceptor |
MVCC specific version of the LegacyDataGravitatorInterceptor
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| EvictionInterceptor |
Eviction Interceptor.
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| Interceptor | Deprecated
this will be removed in a 3.x release.
|
| InterceptorChain |
Knows how to build and manage an chain of interceptors.
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| InvalidationInterceptor |
This interceptor acts as a replacement to the replication interceptor when
the CacheImpl is configured with ClusteredSyncMode as INVALIDATE.
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| InvalidationInterceptor.InvalidationFilterVisitor | |
| InvocationContextInterceptor |
Always place this interceptor at the start of the interceptor chain to ensure invocation contexts and set up and cleaned up correctly.
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| LegacyActivationInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| LegacyCacheLoaderInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| LegacyCacheStoreInterceptor | Deprecated |
| LegacyDataGravitatorInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| LegacyDataGravitatorInterceptor.ResponseValidityFilter | |
| LegacyPassivationInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
|
| MarshalledValueInterceptor |
Interceptor that handles the wrapping and unwrapping of cached data using
MarshalledValues. |
| MVCCLockingInterceptor |
Interceptor to implement MVCC functionality.
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| NotificationInterceptor |
The interceptor in charge of firing off notifications to cache listeners
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| OptimisticCreateIfNotExistsInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticLockingInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticNodeInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticReplicationInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticTxInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OptimisticValidatorInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| OrderedSynchronizationHandler |
Maintains a list of Synchronization handlers.
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| PassivationInterceptor |
Writes evicted nodes back to the store on the way in through the
CacheLoader, either before each method call (no TXs), or at TX commit.
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| PessimisticLockInterceptor | Deprecated
will be removed along with optimistic and pessimistic locking.
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| ReplicationInterceptor |
Takes care of replicating modifications to other nodes in a cluster.
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| TxInterceptor |
This interceptor is the new default at the head of all interceptor chains,
and makes transactional attributes available to all interceptors in the chain.
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