Package com.twitter.chill

Examples of com.twitter.chill.SingleRegistrar

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import java.sql.Time;

public class SqlTimeSerializer extends Serializer<Time> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Time.class, new SqlTimeSerializer());
    }
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class PriorityQueueSerializer extends Serializer<PriorityQueue<?>> {
  private Field compField;

  static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(PriorityQueue.class, new PriorityQueueSerializer());
  }
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import java.sql.Timestamp;

public class TimestampSerializer extends Serializer<Timestamp> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Timestamp.class, new TimestampSerializer());
    }
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/** The java serializer uses an cache of allocated instances so
* it is probably a bit hard to beat, so why bother
*/
public class LocaleSerializer extends JavaSerializer {
   static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Locale.class, new LocaleSerializer());
    }
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/** This class fails with the Fields serializer.
* If it is a perf bottleneck, we could write a Kryo serializer
*/
public class SimpleDateFormatSerializer extends JavaSerializer {
   static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(SimpleDateFormat.class, new SimpleDateFormatSerializer());
    }
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* @author <a href="mailto:martin.grotzke@javakaffee.de">Martin Grotzke</a>
*/
public class ArraysAsListSerializer extends Serializer<List<?>> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Arrays.asList("").getClass(), new ArraysAsListSerializer());
    }
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import java.net.URI;

public class URISerializer extends Serializer<java.net.URI> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(URI.class, new URISerializer());
    }
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import java.net.InetSocketAddress;

public class InetSocketAddressSerializer extends Serializer<InetSocketAddress> {

  static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
    return new SingleRegistrar(InetSocketAddress.class, new InetSocketAddressSerializer());
  }
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import java.sql.Date;

public class SqlDateSerializer extends Serializer<Date> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Date.class, new SqlDateSerializer());
    }
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import java.util.regex.Pattern;

public class RegexSerializer extends Serializer<Pattern> {

    static public IKryoRegistrar registrar() {
      return new SingleRegistrar(Pattern.class, new RegexSerializer());
    }
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  • com.twitter.chill.java.ArraysAsListSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.BitSetSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.InetSocketAddressSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.LocaleSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.PriorityQueueSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.RegexSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.SimpleDateFormatSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.SqlDateSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.SqlTimeSerializer
  • com.twitter.chill.java.TimestampSerializer
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