Examples with Record com.aerospike.client.Record used on opensource projects

Example 26 with Record

use of com.aerospike.client.Record in project aerospike-client-java by aerospike.

the class TestBatch method batchReads.

@Test
public void batchReads() {
    Key[] keys = new Key[Size];
    for (int i = 0; i < Size; i++) {
        keys[i] = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, KeyPrefix + (i + 1));
    }
    Record[] records = client.get(null, keys, BinName);
    assertEquals(Size, records.length);
    for (int i = 0; i < records.length; i++) {
        Key key = keys[i];
        Record record = records[i];
        if (i != 5) {
            assertBinEqual(key, record, BinName, ValuePrefix + (i + 1));
        } else {
            assertBinEqual(key, record, BinName, i + 1);
        }
    }
}

Example 27 with Record

use of com.aerospike.client.Record in project aerospike-client-java by aerospike.

the class Serialize method testList.

/**
 * Write list using standard java serializer.
 */
public void testList(AerospikeClient client, Parameters params) throws Exception {
    Key key = new Key(params.namespace, params.set, "seriallistkey");
    // Delete record if it already exists.
    client.delete(params.writePolicy, key);
    console.info("Initialize list");
    ArrayList<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();
    list.add("string1");
    list.add("string2");
    list.add("string3");
    Bin bin = new Bin(params.getBinName("serialbin"), (Object) list);
    console.info("Write list using serializer.");
    client.put(params.writePolicy, key, bin);
    console.info("Read list using serializer.");
    Record record = client.get(params.policy, key, bin.name);
    if (record == null) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to get: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey));
    }
    List<?> received;
    try {
        received = (List<?>) record.getValue(bin.name);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to parse returned value: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, bin.name));
    }
    if (received.size() != 3) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Array length mismatch: Expected=%d Received=%d", 3, received.size()));
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < received.size(); i++) {
        String expected = "string" + (i + 1);
        if (!received.get(i).equals(expected)) {
            Object obj = received.get(i);
            throw new Exception(String.format("Mismatch: index=%d expected=%s received=%s", i, expected, obj));
        }
    }
    console.info("Read list successful.");
}

Example 28 with Record

use of com.aerospike.client.Record in project aerospike-client-java by aerospike.

the class Serialize method testArray.

/**
 * Write array of integers using standard java serializer..
 */
public void testArray(AerospikeClient client, Parameters params) throws Exception {
    Key key = new Key(params.namespace, params.set, "serialarraykey");
    // Delete record if it already exists.
    client.delete(params.writePolicy, key);
    console.info("Initialize array");
    int[] array = new int[10000];
    for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++) {
        array[i] = i * i;
    }
    Bin bin = new Bin(params.getBinName("serialbin"), array);
    // Do a test that pushes this complex object through the serializer
    console.info("Write array using serializer.");
    client.put(params.writePolicy, key, bin);
    console.info("Read array using serializer.");
    Record record = client.get(params.policy, key, bin.name);
    if (record == null) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to get: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey));
    }
    int[] received;
    try {
        received = (int[]) record.getValue(bin.name);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to parse returned value: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, bin.name));
    }
    if (received.length != 10000) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Array length mismatch: Expected=%d Received=%d", 10000, received.length));
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < 10000; i++) {
        if (received[i] != i * i) {
            throw new Exception(String.format("Mismatch: index=%d expected=%d received=%d", i, i * i, received[i]));
        }
    }
    console.info("Read array successful.");
}

Example 29 with Record

use of com.aerospike.client.Record in project aerospike-client-java by aerospike.

the class Serialize method testComplex.

/**
 * Write complex object using standard java serializer.
 */
public void testComplex(AerospikeClient client, Parameters params) throws Exception {
    Key key = new Key(params.namespace, params.set, "serialcomplexkey");
    // Delete record if it already exists.
    client.delete(params.writePolicy, key);
    console.info("Initialize complex object");
    ArrayList<Object> inner = new ArrayList<Object>();
    inner.add("string2");
    inner.add(8);
    HashMap<Object, Object> innerMap = new HashMap<Object, Object>();
    innerMap.put("a", 1);
    innerMap.put(2, "b");
    innerMap.put("list", inner);
    ArrayList<Object> list = new ArrayList<Object>();
    list.add("string1");
    list.add(4);
    list.add(inner);
    list.add(innerMap);
    Bin bin = new Bin(params.getBinName("complexbin"), new Value.BlobValue(list));
    console.info("Write complex object using serializer.");
    client.put(params.writePolicy, key, bin);
    console.info("Read complex object using serializer.");
    Record record = client.get(params.policy, key, bin.name);
    if (record == null) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to get: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey));
    }
    Object received;
    try {
        received = (List<?>) record.getValue(bin.name);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        throw new Exception(String.format("Failed to parse returned value: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, bin.name));
    }
    if (received != null && received.equals(list)) {
        console.info("Data matched: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s value=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, bin.name, received);
    } else {
        console.error("Data mismatch");
        console.error("Expected " + list);
        console.error("Received " + received);
    }
    console.info("Read complex object successful.");
}

Example 30 with Record

use of com.aerospike.client.Record in project aerospike-client-java by aerospike.

the class UserDefinedFunction method writeIfNotExists.

private void writeIfNotExists(AerospikeClient client, Parameters params) throws Exception {
    Key key = new Key(params.namespace, params.set, "udfkey3");
    String binName = "udfbin3";
    // Delete record if it already exists.
    client.delete(params.writePolicy, key);
    // Write record only if not already exists. This should succeed.
    client.execute(params.writePolicy, key, "record_example", "writeUnique", Value.get(binName), Value.get("first"));
    // Verify record written.
    Record record = client.get(params.policy, key, binName);
    String expected = "first";
    String received = record.getString(binName);
    if (received != null && received.equals(expected)) {
        console.info("Record written: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s value=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, binName, received);
    } else {
        console.error("Data mismatch: Expected %s. Received %s.", expected, received);
    }
    // Write record second time. This should fail.
    console.info("Attempt second write.");
    client.execute(params.writePolicy, key, "record_example", "writeUnique", Value.get(binName), Value.get("second"));
    // Verify record not written.
    record = client.get(params.policy, key, binName);
    received = record.getString(binName);
    if (received != null && received.equals(expected)) {
        console.info("Success. Record remained unchanged: namespace=%s set=%s key=%s bin=%s value=%s", key.namespace, key.setName, key.userKey, binName, received);
    } else {
        console.error("Data mismatch: Expected %s. Received %s.", expected, received);
    }
}