de.jakop.lotus.domingo.proxy

Class RecycleStrategy

java.lang.Object

de.jakop.lotus.domingo.monitor.AbstractMonitorEnabled

de.jakop.lotus.domingo.proxy.RecycleStrategy

All Implemented Interfaces:

MonitorEnabled, NotesRecycler

public final class RecycleStrategy
extends AbstractMonitorEnabled
implements NotesRecycler

Implementation of interface NotesRecycler that explicitly recycles almost all Notes objects.

This strategy should be used with Lotus Notes R5 while missing explicit recycle results in memory leaks.

Author:

Kurt Riede

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RecycleStrategy(DNotesMonitor monitor) Constructor.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	recycle(Object object) Immediately recycles a Notes object.
void	recycleLater(Object object) Enqueues a Notes object into a recycle queue for later recycling.
void	recycleQueue() Immediately recycles all enqueued objects.

Methods inherited from class de.jakop.lotus.domingo.monitor.AbstractMonitorEnabled

getMonitor, setMonitor

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

RecycleStrategy

public RecycleStrategy(DNotesMonitor monitor)

Constructor.

Parameters:

monitor - the monitor

Method Detail

recycleLater

public void recycleLater(Object object)

Enqueues a Notes object into a recycle queue for later recycling.

Specified by:

recycleLater in interface NotesRecycler

Parameters:

object - the Notes object to be recycled later

See Also:

NotesRecycler.recycleLater(java.lang.Object)

recycleQueue

public void recycleQueue()

Description copied from interface: NotesRecycler

Immediately recycles all enqueued objects.

Specified by:

recycleQueue in interface NotesRecycler

See Also:

NotesRecycler.recycleQueue()

recycle

public void recycle(Object object)

Immediately recycles a Notes object.

Specified by:

recycle in interface NotesRecycler

Parameters:

object - the Notes object to be recycled

See Also:

NotesRecycler.recycle(java.lang.Object)