AccessedExpiryPolicy, CreatedExpiryPolicy, EternalExpiryPolicy, ModifiedExpiryPolicy, TouchedExpiryPolicypublic interface ExpiryPolicy
Each of the functions return a new Duration that specifies the
amount of time that must pass before a cache entry is considered expired.
Duration has constants defined for useful durations.
Duration| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
Duration |
getExpiryForAccess() |
Gets the
Duration before an accessed Cache.Entry is
considered expired. |
Duration |
getExpiryForCreation() |
Gets the
Duration before a newly created Cache.Entry is considered
expired. |
Duration |
getExpiryForUpdate() |
Gets the
Duration before an updated Cache.Entry is considered
expired. |
Duration getExpiryForCreation()
Duration before a newly created Cache.Entry is considered
expired.
This method is called by a caching implementation after a Cache.Entry is
created, but before a Cache.Entry is added to a cache, to determine the
Duration before an entry expires. If a Duration.ZERO
is returned the new Cache.Entry is considered to be already expired and
will not be added to the Cache.
Should an exception occur while determining the Duration, an implementation
specific default Duration will be used.
Duration before a created entry expiresDuration getExpiryForAccess()
Duration before an accessed Cache.Entry is
considered expired.
This method is called by a caching implementation after a Cache.Entry is
accessed to determine the Duration before an entry expires. If a
Duration.ZERO is returned a Cache.Entry will be
considered immediately expired. Returning null will result
in no change to the previously understood expiry Duration.
Should an exception occur while determining the Duration, an implementation specific default Duration will be used.
Duration before an accessed entry expiresDuration getExpiryForUpdate()
Duration before an updated Cache.Entry is considered
expired.
This method is called by the caching implementation after a Cache.Entry is
updated to determine the Duration before the updated entry expires.
If a Duration.ZERO is returned a Cache.Entry is considered
immediately expired. Returning null will result in no change
to the previously understood expiry Duration.
Should an exception occur while determining the Duration, an implementation specific default Duration will be used.
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