ObjectStore Java Tutorial
Index
A
- addInterest() method 13
 - annotations 23
 - applications
- class files 37
 - CLASSPATH required entries 36
 - compiling 38
 - failure 4
 - running 42
 
 - @ option to postprocessor 39
 - audience vii
 
B
- binding variables 45
 
C
- changeInterest() method 14
 - CLASSPATH variable 35
 - collections
- creating queries 44
 - indexes 47
 - introduction 30
 - PSE/PSE Pro and ObjectStore comparison 55
 - queries 43
 - running queries 45
 
 - compiling applications 38
 - concurrent users 54
 
D
- database roots 20
 - database size 53
 - databases
- actions allowed in and out of transactions 18
 - closing 17
 - creating 17
 - creating sessions 16
 - deleting objects 27
 - destroying objects 28
 - entry points 20
 - opening 17
 - roots 20
 
 - destroying objects 28
 - destroying strings 29
 - documentation conventions x
 
E
- entry points 20
 - examples
- add interest to user 13
 - changeInterest() method 14
 - creating collection indexes 48
 - deleting objects 27
 - Interest constructor 12
 - postprocessing persistence-capable classes 39
 - query with variable 46
 - removeInterest() method 14
 - static members 10
 - static methods 10
 - use of collections 21
 - User class constructor 13
 - UserManager class 10
 
 
F
- FreeVariableBindings class 45
 - FreeVariables class 45
 
G
- garbage collection 29
 
I
- IndexedCollection class 47
 - indexes
- creating 47
 - definition 47
 - updating 48
 
 - installing 34
 - Interest class
- adding new interests 11
 - constructor 12
 - description 11
 
 
L
- lib directory 42
 - Lists 30
 
M
- Map class example 21
 - Maps 30
 - multiple sessions 16
 
N
- notation conventions x
 
O
- Object Managers 57
 - objects
- accessing in the database 24
 - deleting 27
 - destroying 28
 - persistent garbage collection 29
 - retaining 25
 
 - ObjectStore
- collections 55
 - comparison with PSE 51
 - concurrent users 54
 - database size 53
 
 - ObjectStore.RETAIN_HOLLOW 25
 - ObjectStore.RETAIN_READONLY 25
 - ObjectStore.RETAIN_STALE 25
 - ObjectStore.RETAIN_UPDATE 25
 - odb files 42
 - odf files 42
 - odt files 42
 - OSHashBag 30
 - OSHashMap 30
 - OSHashSet 30
 - osjcfpout directory 40
 - OSTreeMap 30
 - OSTreeSet 30
 - OSVectorList 30
 
P
- PATH variable 34
 - persistence-capable classes
- definition 23
 - descriptions 11
 - Interest class 11
 - postprocessing 39
 - User class 11
 
 - persistence-capable objects
- storing in database 19
 
 - persistent garbage collector 29
 - persistent objects
- accessing 24
 - creating 22
 - deleting 27
 - destroying 28
 - garbage collection 29
 - lifetime 2
 - retaining between transactions 25
 
 - postprocessor
- batches 41
 - destination directory 40
 - input files 39
 - introduction 39
 - output 40
 - processing in place 39
 
 - pro.zip file 35
 - proinst.exe file 34
 - pse.zip file 35
 - PSE/PSE Pro
- collections 55
 - comparison with ObjectStore 51
 - concurrent users 54
 - database size 53
 
 - pseinst.exe file 34
 
Q
- queries
- binding variables 45
 - creating 44
 - indexes 47
 - introduction 43
 - running 45
 - using variables 45
 
 
R
- reachability 19
 - recovery 4
 - removeInterest() method 14
 - retain options 25
 - roots
- creating 20
 - description 20
 
 
S
- serialization
- hundreds of megabytes 3
 - persistence 2
 - recovery 4
 - reliability 3
 
 - sessions
- creating 16
 - multiple 16
 - threads 16
 
 - Set class example 21
 - Sets 30
 - specialized data types 57
 - static members 10
 - static methods 10
 - system crash 4
 
T
- tools.zip file 35
 - training xi
 - transactions
- aborting 19
 - creating sessions 16
 - purpose 18
 - retaining objects between 25
 - starting 18
 
 - transient objects 19
 - transitive persistence 19
 
U
- undoing changes 18
 - updating indexes 48
 - User class
- constructor 13
 - description 11
 - specialized types of users 12
 - subscribing new users 22
 
 - UserManager class
- description 10
 - initialize() method 21
 - shutdown() method 17
 - transactions 10
 
 
Z
- zip files 35
 
 
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