List of usage examples for java.util HashMap subclass-usage
From source file net.lightbody.bmp.proxy.jetty.http.PathMap.java
/** URI path map to Object.
* This mapping implements the path specification recommended
* in the 2.2 Servlet API.
*
* Path specifications can be of the following forms:<PRE>
* /foo/bar - an exact path specification.
From source file org.openqa.jetty.http.HashUserRealm.java
/** HashMapped User Realm.
*
* An implementation of UserRealm that stores users and roles in-memory in
* HashMaps.
* <P>
* Typically these maps are populated by calling the load() method or passing
From source file org.openqa.jetty.http.PathMap.java
/** URI path map to Object.
* This mapping implements the path specification recommended
* in the 2.2 Servlet API.
*
* Path specifications can be of the following forms:<PRE>
* /foo/bar - an exact path specification.
From source file MultiMap.java
/** A multi valued Map.
* This Map specializes HashMap and provides methods
* that operate on multi valued items.
* <P>
* Implemented as a map of LazyList values
*
From source file org.apache.shindig.social.core.oauth2.OAuth2NormalizedRequest.java
/** * Normalizes an OAuth 2.0 request by extracting OAuth 2.0 related fields. * * TODO (Eric): implement scope handling. */ public class OAuth2NormalizedRequest extends HashMap<String, Object> {
From source file FastHashMap.java
/**
* <p>A customized implementation of <code>java.util.HashMap</code> designed
* to operate in a multithreaded environment where the large majority of
* method calls are read-only, instead of structural changes. When operating
* in "fast" mode, read calls are non-synchronized and write calls perform the
* following steps:</p>
From source file de.codesourcery.eve.skills.ui.config.AppConfig.java
/**
* Application config.
*
* Note that clients must call {@link IAppConfigProvider#appConfigChanged()}
* after they're done with their modifications.
* @author tobias.gierke@code-sourcery.de
From source file com.flexive.faces.beans.MessageBean.java
/**
* <p>A generic localization beans for messages displayed in the UI. The MessageBean wraps
* one or more {@link ResourceBundle ResourceBundles} that provide localized messages for
* web applications or plugins. By providing a localized resource bundle with a fixed name
* in your plugin/application JAR file, these messages will be automatically detected during
* startup and can be accessed through the message beans.</p>
From source file es.emergya.ui.base.plugins.PluginType.java
class PluginTypeContainer extends HashMap<String, PluginType> { private static final long serialVersionUID = -8773223245356383977L; PluginTypeContainer() { super(); // default
From source file WeakValueHashMap.java
/**
* A WeakValueHashMap is implemented as a HashMap that maps keys to
* WeakValues. Because we don't have access to the innards of the
* HashMap, we have to wrap/unwrap value objects with WeakValues on
* every operation. Fortunately WeakValues are small, short-lived
* objects, so the added allocation overhead is tolerable. This