Package com.bigdata.jsr166

Utility classes related derived from JSR 166.

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Interface Summary

Interface	Description
JSR166TestCase.TrackedRunnable

Class Summary

Class	Description
BlockingQueueTest	Contains tests generally applicable to BlockingQueue implementations.
JSR166TestCase	Base class for JSR166 Junit TCK tests.
JSR166TestCase.AdjustablePolicy	A security policy where new permissions can be dynamically added or all cleared.
JSR166TestCase.CallableOne
JSR166TestCase.NoOpCallable
JSR166TestCase.NoOpREHandler	For use as RejectedExecutionHandler in constructors
JSR166TestCase.NoOpRunnable
JSR166TestCase.NPETask
JSR166TestCase.SimpleThreadFactory	For use as ThreadFactory in constructors
JSR166TestCase.StringTask
JSR166TestCase.TrackedCallable
JSR166TestCase.TrackedLongRunnable
JSR166TestCase.TrackedMediumRunnable
JSR166TestCase.TrackedNoOpRunnable
JSR166TestCase.TrackedShortRunnable
JSR166TestCase.TrackedSmallRunnable
LinkedBlockingDeque<E>	An optionally-bounded blocking deque based on linked nodes.
LinkedBlockingDequeTest
LinkedBlockingDequeTest.Bounded
LinkedBlockingDequeTest.Unbounded
LinkedBlockingQueue<E>	An optionally-bounded blocking queue based on linked nodes.
LinkedBlockingQueueTest
LinkedBlockingQueueTest.Bounded
LinkedBlockingQueueTest.Unbounded
TestAll	Aggregates test suites in increasing dependency order.

Package com.bigdata.jsr166 Description

Utility classes related derived from JSR 166. Classes in this package MAY have been modified to support specific tasks in bigdata. In particular, new constructors may provide a means to declare a Lock to the class such that the same lock can be shared with another class. This pattern breaks encapsulation of the JSR class design decisions with regard to locks and signals, but it enables patterns which are otherwise not possible without creating deadlock through holding an outer lock while waiting on the inner lock within the JSR class. This sort of pattern/problem exists in the BlockingBuffer and ChunkedRunningQuery classes. By using modified versions of the JSR classes we can work around the problem using an appropriate pattern.