Package com.coyotegulch.jisp


package com.coyotegulch.jisp
  • Class
    Description
    Standard exception type thrown by B-Tree index classes.
    Associates a key value with a long reference.
    BTreeIterator defines an object that references a specific object relative to other objects in an ObjectIndex.
    Standard exception type thrown by the object database classes.
    A ObjectIndex throws a DuplicateKey when a key being added to the index is identical to a key already stored there.
    Deprecated.
    As of Jisp versioon 2.5.0, the HashIndex class is deprecated; it will be replaced in Jisp 3.0 by a more efficient and simpler hash-based index.
    Compresses and decompresses objects using the Huffman algorithm.
    A compressed object and its encoding table.
    Standard exception type thrown by the Huffman compression.
    A filter to automatically compress and decompress database records using the Huffman algorithm.
    Tables and information required to reconstitute an object compressed with the Huffman algorithm.
    The IndexedObjectDatabase class provides a mechanism for using a key value to an object serialized to a file.
    IndexIterator defines an object that references a specific object relative to other objects in an ObjectIndex.
    Defines common, global objects for the entire Jisp package.
    An ObjectIndex throws KeyNotFound when a requested key is not found in the index.
    KeyObject defines an characteristics of an object to be used as a key * in an ObjectIndex.
    LongKey defines a key based on the long type.
    An interface to be implemented by objects that wish to be notified of record movements during the compaction of an ObjectDatabaseFile.
    The ObjectDatabaseFile provides a random-access file that serializes objects to variable length records in a random-access file.
    ObjectIndex defines the concept of an index that associates key values with references to serializable objects.
    A filter to automatically performs translations on objects stored in database records.
    StringKey defines a 16-character fixed-length text key.