org.entityfs.util.itr
Class OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
java.lang.Object
org.entityfs.util.itr.AbstractLockingIterator
org.entityfs.util.itr.OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Iterator<EntityView>, DepthLastIterator<EntityView>, LockingDepthLastIterator<EntityView>, LockingIterator<EntityView>
public class OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
- extends AbstractLockingIterator
- implements LockingDepthLastIterator<EntityView>
This is a depth-last iterator (i.e. a breadth-first iterator) that will lock
returned entities optimistically. Optimistic locking means that the
entities will be locked as they are returned from the iterator.
Use AbstractLockingIterator.unlock(EntityView) and/or AbstractLockingIterator.unlockAll() to unlock the
returned entities. See LockingIterator.
This class should have been named OptimisticLockingBreadthFirstIterator...
EntityFS iterators are not thread safe. Don't use them concurrently from
several threads without synchronizing access to them.
- Since:
- 1.0
- Author:
- Karl Gustafsson
- See Also:
PessimisticLockingDepthFirstIterator,
PessimisticLockingDepthLastIterator- In_jar:
- entityfs-util
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
public OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator(DirectoryView dv)
OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
public OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator(DirectoryView dv,
boolean writeLock)
OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator
public OptimisticLockingDepthLastIterator(DirectoryView dv,
boolean writeLock,
Filter<? super EntityView> filter)
next
public EntityView next()
- Specified by:
next in interface Iterator<EntityView>
remove
public void remove()
- Specified by:
remove in interface Iterator<EntityView>
hasNext
public boolean hasNext()
- Specified by:
hasNext in interface Iterator<EntityView>