public class BTreeManager extends java.lang.Object implements TreeManager
TreeManager
implementation provides B+-tree like behavior. That
is items of a sequence (i.e. NodeSequence
or PropertySequence
)
are mapped to a sub-tree in JCR in a way such that only leave nodes carry
actual values, the sub-tree is always balanced and ordered. This
implementation does in contrast to a full B+-tree implementation not
join nodes after deletions. This does not affect the order of items and also
leaves the tree balanced wrt. its depths. It might however result in a sparse
tree. That is, the tree might get unbalanced wrt. its weights.
The nodes in the JCR sub tree are arranged such that any node named x
only contains child nodes with names greater or equal to x
.
The implementation keeps the child nodes in the sub tree ordered if the
respective node type supports ordering of child nodes.
Ordering is always wrt. to a Comparator
on the respective keys.
For lexical order this arrangement corresponds to how words are arranged in a multi
volume encyclopedia.
Example usage:
// Create a new TreeManager instance rooted at node. Splitting of nodes takes place // when the number of children of a node exceeds 40 and is done such that each new // node has at least 40 child nodes. The keys are ordered according to the natural // order of java.lang.String. TreeManager treeManager = new BTreeManager(node, 20, 40, Rank.<String>comparableComparator(), true); // Create a new NodeSequence with that tree manager NodeSequence nodes = ItemSequence.createNodeSequence(treeManager); // Add nodes with key "jcr" and "day" nodes.addNode("jcr", NodeType.NT_UNSTRUCTURED); nodes.addNode("day", NodeType.NT_UNSTRUCTURED); // Iterate over the node in the sequence. // Prints "day jcr " for (Node n : nodes) { System.out.print(n.getName() + " "); } // Retrieve node with key "jcr" Node n = nodes.getItem("jcr"); // Remove node with key "day" nodes.removeNode("day");
Constructor and Description |
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BTreeManager(Node root,
int minChildren,
int maxChildren,
java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> order,
boolean autoSave)
Create a new
BTreeManager rooted at Node root . |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
getAutoSave()
Whether to automatically save changes of the current session occurring
from adding/removing nodes and properties.
|
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getIgnoredProperties()
Properties to ignore.
|
java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> |
getOrder()
Comparator used for establishing the order of the keys in the
sequence. |
Node |
getRoot() |
boolean |
isLeaf(Node node)
Returns
!node.hasNodes() |
boolean |
isRoot(Node node)
Determined whether the given
node is the root node of the
JCR sub-tree. |
void |
join(ItemSequence itemSequence,
Node node,
Node cause)
This implementation does not actually join any nodes.
|
void |
join(ItemSequence itemSequence,
Node node,
Property cause)
This implementation does not actually join any nodes.
|
void |
split(ItemSequence itemSequence,
Node node,
Node cause)
This implementations splits
node when its number of child
nodes exceeds the maximum number specified in the constructor. |
void |
split(ItemSequence itemSequence,
Node node,
Property cause)
This implementations splits
node when its number of
properties exceeds the maximum number specified in the constructor. |
public BTreeManager(Node root, int minChildren, int maxChildren, java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> order, boolean autoSave) throws RepositoryException
BTreeManager
rooted at Node root
.root
- the root of the JCR sub-tree where the items of the sequence
are stored.minChildren
- minimal number of children for a node after splitting.maxChildren
- maximal number of children for a node after which
splitting occurs.order
- order according to which the keys are storedautoSave
- determines whether the current session is saved after
add/delete operations.RepositoryException
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getIgnoredProperties()
JcrConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE
and JcrConstants.JCR_MIXINTYPES
.getIgnoredProperties
in interface TreeManager
public void split(ItemSequence itemSequence, Node node, Node cause) throws RepositoryException
node
when its number of child
nodes exceeds the maximum number specified in the constructor. Splitting
is done such that after the split each of the new child nodes contains at
least as many nodes as specified in the constructor.split
in interface TreeManager
itemSequence
- the ItemSequence
where the new node
cause
has been inserted.node
- the parent node of the newly inserted nodecause
- the newly inserted node or null
if not known.RepositoryException
org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.TreeManager#split(org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.ItemSequence,
javax.jcr.Node, javax.jcr.Node)
public void split(ItemSequence itemSequence, Node node, Property cause) throws RepositoryException
node
when its number of
properties exceeds the maximum number specified in the constructor.
Splitting is done such that after the split each of the new child nodes
contains at least as many nodes as specified in the constructor.split
in interface TreeManager
itemSequence
- the ItemSequence
where the new node
cause
has been inserted.node
- the parent node of the newly inserted nodecause
- the newly inserted node or null
if not known.RepositoryException
org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.TreeManager#split(org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.ItemSequence,
javax.jcr.Node, javax.jcr.Property)
public void join(ItemSequence itemSequence, Node node, Node cause) throws RepositoryException
node
if getNodes(Node)
returns an empty
iterator. It does further recursively delete any parent of
node
which does not have any child node.join
in interface TreeManager
itemSequence
- the ItemSequence
where the node
cause
has been deleted from.node
- the parent node from which cause
has been
deleted.cause
- the deleted node or null
if not known.
Note: cause
might be stale.RepositoryException
org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.TreeManager#join(org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.ItemSequence,
javax.jcr.Node, javax.jcr.Node)
public void join(ItemSequence itemSequence, Node node, Property cause) throws RepositoryException
node
if getProperties(Node)
returns an empty
iterator. It does further recursively delete any parent of
node
which does not have any child node.join
in interface TreeManager
itemSequence
- the ItemSequence
where the node
cause
has been deleted from.node
- the parent node from which cause
has been
deleted.cause
- the deleted node or null
if not known.
Note: cause
might be stale.RepositoryException
org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.TreeManager#join(org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.ItemSequence,
javax.jcr.Node, javax.jcr.Property)
public Node getRoot()
getRoot
in interface TreeManager
public boolean isRoot(Node node) throws RepositoryException
TreeManager
node
is the root node of the
JCR sub-tree.isRoot
in interface TreeManager
node
- Node to test for rootgetRoot().isSame(node)
.RepositoryException
public boolean isLeaf(Node node) throws RepositoryException
!node.hasNodes()
isLeaf
in interface TreeManager
node
- Node to test for leaftrue
if node
is a leaf node,
false
otherwise.RepositoryException
org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.flat.TreeManager#isLeaf(javax.jcr.Node)
public java.util.Comparator<java.lang.String> getOrder()
TreeManager
Comparator
used for establishing the order of the keys in the
sequence.getOrder
in interface TreeManager
Comparator<String>
instancepublic boolean getAutoSave()
TreeManager
getAutoSave
in interface TreeManager
true
if changes should be automatically saved,
false
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