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package org.springframework.sync.diffsync.shadowstore;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import org.springframework.sync.diffsync.AbstractShadowStore;
import org.springframework.sync.diffsync.Shadow;
import org.springframework.sync.diffsync.ShadowStore;
/**
* Implementation of {@link ShadowStore} that keeps shadows in an in-memory map.
* Not recommended for production applications, as it isn't scalable in terms of the number of clients.
* Consider RedisShadowStore or GemfireShadowStore instead.
* @author Craig Walls
*/
public class MapBasedShadowStore extends AbstractShadowStore {
private Map<String, Shadow<?>> store = new HashMap<String, Shadow<?>>();
public MapBasedShadowStore(String remoteNodeId) {
super(remoteNodeId);
}
@Override
public void putShadow(String key, Shadow<?> shadow) {
store.put(getNodeSpecificKey(key), shadow);
}
@Override
public Shadow<?> getShadow(String key) {
return store.get(getNodeSpecificKey(key));
}
}