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package com.gemstone.gemfire.internal.cache.execute;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Map;
/**
* Arguments for a function need to be conditionalized on the target member.
* Pass an argument that contains a default object as well as a map of member id to
* Serializable. When the function is distributed, the* target member is looked up in
* this map by the function service. If the target member id has a value in the
* map, then that value is used as an argument for that distribution. If that
* member id is not found, then the default value is used as an argument
* instead.
*
* For the GemFireXD, its use would be as follows: The defaultArgument is set
* to be the query string. The keys of the map are set to be all known member
* ids that have already prepared this statement, and the values are all null
* (to be interpreted as no argument).
*
* This way, when the function is distributed to a member that is not in the
* map, it will include the query string as an argument. When it is sent to a
* member that is in the map, will not include the query string as an argument.
*
* @author Yogesh Mahajan
* @since 6.0
*
*/
public class MemberMappedArgument implements Serializable{
private static final long serialVersionUID = -6465867775653599576L;
private Object defaultArgument;
private Map memberToArgMap;
public MemberMappedArgument(Object defaultArgument,
Map memberToArgMap) {
this.defaultArgument = defaultArgument;
this.memberToArgMap = memberToArgMap;
}
public Object getArgumentsForMember(String memberId) {
if (memberToArgMap.containsKey(memberId)) {
return memberToArgMap.get(memberId);
}
else {
return this.defaultArgument;
}
}
public Object getDefaultArgument() {
return this.defaultArgument;
}
//TODO:Asif: Not good to return the refernec of the mapping. Should we return a copy?
public Map getMemberSpecificArgumentsMap() {
return this.memberToArgMap;
}
}