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package rapture.lock;
import java.util.Map;
import rapture.common.LockHandle;
/**
* Something that implements a locking handler can do these tasks
*
* @author alan
*
*/
public interface ILockingHandler {
/**
* The lockContext is simply a class (that toString is useful for) that will
* be used to record "who has the lock" It's expected that the same
* lockContext will be given to the releaseLock call.
*
* @param lockContext
* @param lockName
* @param secondsToWait
* @param secondsToHold
* @return @
*/
LockHandle acquireLock(String lockHolder, String lockName, long secondsToWait, long secondsToHold);
Boolean releaseLock(String lockHolder, String lockName, LockHandle lockHandle);
void setConfig(Map config);
void setInstanceName(String instanceName);
Boolean forceReleaseLock(String lockName);
}
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