Uses of Class
gr.uoa.di.madgik.grs.buffer.GRS2BufferInitializationException

Packages that use GRS2BufferInitializationException

gr.uoa.di.madgik.grs.buffer

Uses of GRS2BufferInitializationException in gr.uoa.di.madgik.grs.buffer

Methods in gr.uoa.di.madgik.grs.buffer that throw GRS2BufferInitializationException

int	QueueBuffer.availableRecords() Retrieves the number of Records that are currently available to be read
void	QueueBuffer.close() Closes the authoring side of the IBuffer after this invocation, no more Records can be added to the IBuffer but a reader can still consume any Records that are still available.
Record	QueueBuffer.get() Attempts to retrieve a Record from the IBuffer.
void	QueueBuffer.initialize() After all configuration values have been set, this method performs all the initialization needed to get the IBuffer ready to receive Records from a writer and serve them to a reader.
Record	QueueBuffer.locate(long recordIndex) Attempts to locate the Record with the provided id in the underlying IBuffer structures.
void	QueueBuffer.setCapacity(int capacity) Sets the capacity of the underlying bounded buffer that can store the Records that a writer adds to it.
void	QueueBuffer.setConcurrentPartialCapacity(int capacity) Sets the number of items that a reader can concurrently request more of its payload in case this payload is transported in IBuffer.TransportDirective.Partial mode.
void	QueueBuffer.setMirrorBuffer(int size) If an IMirror is used to synchronize the IBuffer instances accessible to the reader and writer, this value indicates the number of Records that the writer IMirror} will limit its sending phase to choke large transfers.
void	QueueBuffer.setRecordDefinitions(RecordDefinition[] definitions) Sets the definitions of the Records that are to be placed in the IBuffer.
void	QueueBuffer.setTransportDirective(IBuffer.TransportDirective directive) Sets the IBuffer.TransportDirective set for the IBuffer.
long	QueueBuffer.totalRecords() Retrieves the number of Records that have in total passed through the IBuffer.