A transactional evictor is an evictor that performs every single read-write operation within its own transaction. More...

local interface TransactionalEvictor extends Freeze::Evictor { ... }

Inheritance diagram for Freeze::TransactionalEvictor:

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Collaboration diagram for Freeze::TransactionalEvictor:

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Operations
Transaction	getCurrentTransaction ()
	Get the transaction associated with the calling thread. More...

void	setCurrentTransaction (Transaction tx)
	Associate a transaction with the calling thread. More...

Operations inherited from Freeze::Evictor
Object *	add (Object servant, Ice::Identity id)
	Add a servant to this evictor. More...

Object *	addFacet (Object servant, Ice::Identity id, string facet)
	Like add, but with a facet. More...

EvictorIterator	getIterator (string facet, int batchSize)
	Get an iterator for the identities managed by the evictor. More...

int	getSize ()
	Get the size of the evictor's servant queue. More...

bool	hasFacet (Ice::Identity id, string facet)
	Like hasObject, but with a facet. More...

bool	hasObject (Ice::Identity id)
	Returns true if the given identity is managed by the evictor with the default facet. More...

Object	remove (Ice::Identity id)
	Permanently destroy an Ice object. More...

Object	removeFacet (Ice::Identity id, string facet)
	Like remove, but with a facet. More...

void	setSize (int sz)
	Set the size of the evictor's servant queue. More...

Operations inherited from Ice::ServantLocator
void	deactivate (string category)

void	finished (Current curr,["swift:nonnull"] Object servant, LocalObject cookie)

Object	locate (Current curr, out LocalObject cookie)

Detailed Description

A transactional evictor is an evictor that performs every single read-write operation within its own transaction.

Operation Documentation

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Transaction getCurrentTransaction ( )

Get the transaction associated with the calling thread.

void setCurrentTransaction ( Transaction tx )

Associate a transaction with the calling thread.

Parameters

tx	The transaction to associate with the calling thread.

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