com.espertech.esper.epl.join.table
Class PropertyIndexedEventTable

java.lang.Object
  extended by com.espertech.esper.epl.join.table.PropertyIndexedEventTable
All Implemented Interfaces:
EventTable, java.lang.Iterable<EventBean>
Direct Known Subclasses:
PropertyIndexedEventTableUnadorned, PropertyIndexedEventTableUnique

public abstract class PropertyIndexedEventTable
extends java.lang.Object
implements EventTable

Index that organizes events by the event property values into hash buckets. Based on a HashMap with MultiKeyUntyped keys that store the property values. Takes a list of property names as parameter. Doesn't care which event type the events have as long as the properties exist. If the same event is added twice, the class throws an exception on add.


Field Summary
protected  EventTableOrganization organization
           
protected  EventPropertyGetter[] propertyGetters
           
 
Constructor Summary
PropertyIndexedEventTable(EventPropertyGetter[] propertyGetters, EventTableOrganization organization)
           
 
Method Summary
 void add(EventBean[] events)
          Add an array of events.
 void addRemove(EventBean[] newData, EventBean[] oldData)
          Add and remove events from table.
protected  MultiKeyUntyped getMultiKey(EventBean theEvent)
          Determine multikey for index access.
 EventTableOrganization getOrganization()
           
abstract  java.util.Set<EventBean> lookup(java.lang.Object[] keys)
           
 void remove(EventBean[] events)
          Remove events.
 java.lang.String toQueryPlan()
           
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 
Methods inherited from interface com.espertech.esper.epl.join.table.EventTable
add, clear, destroy, getIndex, getNumberOfEvents, getNumKeys, getProviderClass, isEmpty, iterator, remove
 

Field Detail

propertyGetters

protected final EventPropertyGetter[] propertyGetters

organization

protected final EventTableOrganization organization
Constructor Detail

PropertyIndexedEventTable

public PropertyIndexedEventTable(EventPropertyGetter[] propertyGetters,
                                 EventTableOrganization organization)
Method Detail

lookup

public abstract java.util.Set<EventBean> lookup(java.lang.Object[] keys)

getMultiKey

protected MultiKeyUntyped getMultiKey(EventBean theEvent)
Determine multikey for index access.

Parameters:
theEvent - to get properties from for key
Returns:
multi key

addRemove

public void addRemove(EventBean[] newData,
                      EventBean[] oldData)
Description copied from interface: EventTable
Add and remove events from table.

It is up to the index to decide whether to add first and then remove, or whether to remove and then add.

It is important to note that a given event can be in both the removed and the added events. This means that unique indexes probably need to remove first and then add. Most other non-unique indexes will add first and then remove since the an event can be both in the add and the remove stream.

Specified by:
addRemove in interface EventTable
Parameters:
newData - to add
oldData - to remove

add

public void add(EventBean[] events)
Add an array of events. Same event instance is not added twice. Event properties should be immutable. Allow null passed instead of an empty array.

Specified by:
add in interface EventTable
Parameters:
events - to add
Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if the event was already existed in the index

remove

public void remove(EventBean[] events)
Remove events.

Specified by:
remove in interface EventTable
Parameters:
events - to be removed, can be null instead of an empty array.
Throws:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - when the event could not be removed as its not in the index

toQueryPlan

public java.lang.String toQueryPlan()
Specified by:
toQueryPlan in interface EventTable

getOrganization

public EventTableOrganization getOrganization()
Specified by:
getOrganization in interface EventTable

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