List of usage examples for java.util Hashtable subclass-usage
From source file com.mmone.gpdati.allotment.GpDatiDbDispoMap.java
/** * * @author mauro.larese */ public class GpDatiDbDispoMap extends Hashtable<String, GpDatiDispoRecord> { Database database;
From source file com.mmone.gpdati.config.GpDatiDbRoomMap.java
/** * * @author mauro.larese */ public class GpDatiDbRoomMap extends Hashtable<String, GpDatiRoomRecord> implements IGpDatiRoomMap { Database database;
From source file DDTTestContext.java
/**
* Created with IntelliJ IDEA.
* User: Avraham (Bey) Melamed
* Date: 20/26/14
* Time: 6:55 PM
* Selenium Based Automation
From source file org.soaplab.services.metadata.PropertiesBag.java
/**
* A simple extension of java.util.Hashtable bringing more methods for
* checking and retrieving properties. It is also the place where we
* can later add case-insensitive handling of keys. <p>
*
* @author <A HREF="mailto:martin.senger@gmail.com">Martin Senger</A>
From source file de.laures.cewolf.taglib.util.DatasetProductionTimeStore.java
/** * @author glaures */ public class DatasetProductionTimeStore extends Hashtable { private static final DatasetProductionTimeStore instance = new DatasetProductionTimeStore();
From source file com.ibm.watson.catalyst.corpus.tfidf.sentences.Frequencies.java
@SuppressWarnings("serial") public final class Frequencies extends Hashtable<String, Integer> implements Iterable<String> { public int get(String aKey) { String key = normalizeKey(aKey); Integer result = super.get(key);
From source file it.unipr.ce.dsg.s2p.peer.PeerListManager.java
/**
*Class <code>PeerListManager</code> extends <code>Hashtable</code>
*used to hold the peer descriptor of known peers.
*<p>
*For each peer descriptor is associated the key of the peer.
*
From source file cai.flow.collector.Scheme_Aggregator.java
/** * * @author CaiMao * */ public abstract class Scheme_Aggregator extends Hashtable {
From source file LruHashtable.java
/**
* A Hashtable that expires least-recently-used objects.
*
* <p>Use just like java.util.Hashtable, except that the initial-capacity
* parameter is required. Instead of growing bigger than that size,
* it will throw out objects that haven't been looked at in a while.
From source file CachingHashtable.java
/**
* This class provides a Hashtable that has a time-based limit on how long something
* remains in the table.
*
* <p>There are two modes that this class can operate in: threaded and unthreaded. When
* operating in threaded mode, it will spawn a separate thread process to clean elements