Uses of Interface
org.infinispan.context.InvocationContext

Packages that use InvocationContext
Package
Description
 
Commands that operate on the cache, either locally or remotely.
 
 
 
Commands that represent transactional lifecycle transitions.
Commands that alter the state of the cache.
Data containers which store cache entries.
Contexts contain information of a specific invocation on the cache, such as its origins, scope (transactional or non-transactional), as well as invocation-specific flags.
This package contains different context implementations, selected dynamically based on the type of invocation.
 
 
 
Infinispan is designed around a set of interceptors around a data container.
Interceptors dealing with command replication in distributed/replicated mode.
Basic interceptors
Interceptors dealing with locking.
Interceptors dealing with cross-site replication.
Cache-specific notifications and eventing.
 
Persistence API.
 
Implementations of the PersistenceManager interface, which define the logic of how infinispan interacts with external stores.
 
 
 
Transfer of state to new caches in a cluster.
 
Lock and synchronization related classes, tools and utilities.