Uses of Class
org.jgroups.protocols.BaseBundler

Packages that use BaseBundler

Package	Description
org.jgroups.protocols	Provides implementations of transport protocols which are responsible for sending and receiving messages to/from the network.

Uses of BaseBundler in org.jgroups.protocols

Subclasses of BaseBundler in org.jgroups.protocols

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AlternatingBundler	Bundler implementation which sends message batches (or single messages) as soon as the target destination changes (or max_bundler_size is exceeded). Messages are removed from the main queue one by one and processed as follows: A B B C C A causes the following sends: A -> {CC} -> {BB} -> A Note that null is also a valid destination (send-to-all). JIRA: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/JGRP-2171
class	BatchBundler	Bundler based on BATCH.
class	NoBundler	Bundler which doesn't bundle :-) Can be used to measure the diff between bundling and non-bundling (e.g.
class	PerDestinationBundler	Queues messages per destination ('null' is a special destination).
class	RemoveQueueBundler	Bundler implementation which sends message batches (or single messages) as soon as the remove queue is full (or max_bundler_size would be exceeded). Messages are removed from the main queue and processed as follows (assuming they all fit into the remove queue): A B B C C A causes the following sends: {AA} -> {CC} -> {BB} Note that null is also a valid destination (send-to-all). Contrary to TransferQueueBundler, this bundler uses a RingBuffer rather than an ArrayBlockingQueue and the size of the remove queue is fixed.
class	RingBufferBundler	Bundler which uses RingBuffer to store messages.
class	RingBufferBundlerLockless	Bundler which doesn't use locks but relies on CAS.
class	RingBufferBundlerLockless2	Lockless bundler using a reader thread which is unparked by (exactly one) writer thread.
class	SenderSendsBundler
class	TransferQueueBundler	This bundler adds all (unicast or multicast) messages to a queue until max size has been exceeded, but does send messages immediately when no other messages are available.