18.1 Classes provided by the Java client libraries
The Java client libraries provide the classes listed in the table below as an EADS application program interface (API). You can use these classes by specifying the EADS-provided package names in the source programs coded in Java.
Note that the classes supported by the Java client libraries are all thread-safe.
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No. |
Class name |
Description |
Package name |
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1 |
This class is used for manipulating data. |
com.hitachi.software.xeads.client.api |
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2 |
This class is used for managing caches. |
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3 |
This class is used for obtaining information about an EADS server. |
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4 |
This class is used for storing information about failed operations when part or all of a batch operation fails. |
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5 |
This is an exception class that is returned when an operation on the Cache and CacheManager classes fails. |
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6 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned when initialization of the CacheManager class results in an error. |
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7 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned when an internal error occurs on an EADS client. |
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8 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned when an internal error occurs on an EADS server. |
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9 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned in the event of a communication error. |
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10 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned when an error occurs due to an illegal user operation. |
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11 |
This is a subclass of CacheException that is returned when part or all of a batch operation fails. |
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12 |
This is a subclass of BatchOperationException that is returned when all of a batch operation fails. |
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13 |
This is a subclass of BatchOperationException that is returned when part of a batch operation fails. |
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