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

Example 31 with Value

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

the class TestAsyncOperate method asyncOperateMap.

@Test
public void asyncOperateMap() {
    final Key key = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, "aopmkey1");
    client.delete(eventLoop, new DeleteListener() {

        public void onSuccess(Key key, boolean existed) {
            Map<Value, Value> map = new HashMap<Value, Value>();
            map.put(Value.get("a"), Value.get(1));
            map.put(Value.get("b"), Value.get(2));
            map.put(Value.get("c"), Value.get(3));
            client.operate(eventLoop, new MapHandler(), null, key, MapOperation.putItems(MapPolicy.Default, binName, map), MapOperation.getByRankRange(binName, -1, 1, MapReturnType.KEY_VALUE));
        }

        public void onFailure(AerospikeException e) {
            setError(e);
            notifyComplete();
        }
    }, null, key);
    waitTillComplete();
}

Example 32 with Value

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

the class TestSerialize method serializeComplex.

@Test
public void serializeComplex() {
    Key key = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, "serialcomplexkey");
    // Delete record if it already exists.
    client.delete(null, key);
    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(args.getBinName("complexbin"), new Value.BlobValue(list));
    client.put(null, key, bin);
    Record record = client.get(null, key, bin.name);
    assertRecordFound(key, record);
    Object received = null;
    try {
        received = (List<?>) record.getValue(bin.name);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        fail("Failed to parse returned value: namespace=" + key.namespace + " set=" + key.setName + " key=" + key.userKey + " bin=" + bin.name);
    }
    if (received == null || !received.equals(list)) {
        fail("Data mismatch" + Environment.Newline + "Expected " + list + Environment.Newline + "Received " + received);
    }
}

Example 33 with Value

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

the class TestOperateMap method operateMapRemoveRange.

@Test
public void operateMapRemoveRange() {
    // Test remove ranges.
    if (!args.validateMap()) {
        return;
    }
    Key key = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, "opmkey8");
    client.delete(null, key);
    Map<Value, Value> inputMap = new HashMap<Value, Value>();
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Charlie"), Value.get(55));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Jim"), Value.get(98));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("John"), Value.get(76));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Harry"), Value.get(82));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Sally"), Value.get(79));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Lenny"), Value.get(84));
    inputMap.put(Value.get("Abe"), Value.get(88));
    Record record = client.operate(null, key, MapOperation.putItems(MapPolicy.Default, binName, inputMap), MapOperation.removeByKeyRange(binName, Value.get("J"), Value.get("K"), MapReturnType.COUNT), MapOperation.removeByValueRange(binName, Value.get(80), Value.get(85), MapReturnType.COUNT), MapOperation.removeByIndexRange(binName, 0, 2, MapReturnType.COUNT), MapOperation.removeByRankRange(binName, 0, 2, MapReturnType.COUNT));
    assertRecordFound(key, record);
    //System.out.println("Record: " + record);
    List<?> results = record.getList(binName);
    int i = 0;
    long val = (Long) results.get(i++);
    assertEquals(7, val);
    val = (Long) results.get(i++);
    assertEquals(2, val);
    val = (Long) results.get(i++);
    assertEquals(2, val);
    val = (Long) results.get(i++);
    assertEquals(2, val);
    val = (Long) results.get(i++);
    assertEquals(1, val);
}

Example 34 with Value

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

the class TestOperateList method operateList3.

@Test
public void operateList3() {
    // Test out of bounds conditions
    Key key = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, "oplkey3");
    client.delete(null, key);
    List<Value> itemList = new ArrayList<Value>();
    itemList.add(Value.get("str1"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str2"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str3"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str4"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str5"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str6"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("str7"));
    Record record = client.operate(null, key, ListOperation.appendItems(binName, itemList), ListOperation.get(binName, 2), ListOperation.getRange(binName, 6, 4), ListOperation.getRange(binName, -7, 3), ListOperation.getRange(binName, 0, 2), ListOperation.getRange(binName, -2, 4));
    assertRecordFound(key, record);
    //System.out.println("Record: " + record);
    List<?> list = record.getList(binName);
    long size = (Long) list.get(0);
    assertEquals(7, size);
    assertEquals("str3", (String) list.get(1));
    List<?> rangeList = (List<?>) list.get(2);
    assertEquals(1, rangeList.size());
    assertEquals("str7", (String) rangeList.get(0));
    rangeList = (List<?>) list.get(3);
    assertEquals(3, rangeList.size());
    assertEquals("str1", (String) rangeList.get(0));
    assertEquals("str2", (String) rangeList.get(1));
    assertEquals("str3", (String) rangeList.get(2));
    rangeList = (List<?>) list.get(4);
    assertEquals(2, rangeList.size());
    assertEquals("str1", (String) rangeList.get(0));
    assertEquals("str2", (String) rangeList.get(1));
    rangeList = (List<?>) list.get(5);
    assertEquals(2, rangeList.size());
    assertEquals("str6", (String) rangeList.get(0));
    assertEquals("str7", (String) rangeList.get(1));
}

Example 35 with Value

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

the class TestOperateList method operateList6.

@Test
public void operateList6() {
    // Test clear.
    Key key = new Key(args.namespace, args.set, "oplkey6");
    client.delete(null, key);
    WritePolicy policy = new WritePolicy();
    policy.respondAllOps = true;
    List<Value> itemList = new ArrayList<Value>();
    itemList.add(Value.get("s11"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("s22222"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("s3333333"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("s4444444444"));
    itemList.add(Value.get("s5555555555555555"));
    Record record = client.operate(policy, key, Operation.put(new Bin("otherbin", 11)), Operation.get("otherbin"), ListOperation.appendItems(binName, itemList), ListOperation.clear(binName), ListOperation.size(binName));
    assertRecordFound(key, record);
    //System.out.println("Record: " + record);
    List<?> list = record.getList("otherbin");
    assertEquals(2, list.size());
    assertNull(list.get(0));
    assertEquals(11, (long) (Long) list.get(1));
    list = record.getList(binName);
    long size = (Long) list.get(0);
    assertEquals(5, size);
    // clear() does not return value by default, but we set respondAllOps, so it returns null.
    assertNull(list.get(1));
    size = (Long) list.get(2);
    assertEquals(0, size);
}