Packages

  • package root
    Definition Classes
    root
  • package org
    Definition Classes
    root
  • package cert
    Definition Classes
    org
  • package netsa
    Definition Classes
    cert
  • package mothra
    Definition Classes
    netsa
  • package packer

    The public traits and classes in this package are used to provide configuration for the Mothra packing tools.

    The public traits and classes in this package are used to provide configuration for the Mothra packing tools. (mothra-packer, mothra-invariantpacker, and mothra-repacker.)

    All three tools may be configured using PartitionerConfigurator objects, which provide a sequence of Partitioners to determine which single partition directory within a Mothra repository should receive each record. This is the recommended method for configuring partitioning.

    For more specialized needs, outside the standard Mothra repository structure, PackingLogic objects may produce any number of output PackableRecords for each input Record, allowing for arbitrary directory structures, record re-writing, record filtering, and other possibilities. We do not recommend using this configuration method unless you have very specific needs.

  • package tools

package mothra

Package Members

  1. package packer

    The public traits and classes in this package are used to provide configuration for the Mothra packing tools.

    The public traits and classes in this package are used to provide configuration for the Mothra packing tools. (mothra-packer, mothra-invariantpacker, and mothra-repacker.)

    All three tools may be configured using PartitionerConfigurator objects, which provide a sequence of Partitioners to determine which single partition directory within a Mothra repository should receive each record. This is the recommended method for configuring partitioning.

    For more specialized needs, outside the standard Mothra repository structure, PackingLogic objects may produce any number of output PackableRecords for each input Record, allowing for arbitrary directory structures, record re-writing, record filtering, and other possibilities. We do not recommend using this configuration method unless you have very specific needs.

  2. package tools

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