Not needed since the introduction of the concurrent stack
deadlock detection is not needed with a concurrent stack
Will get removed together with SYNC and ASYNC in 3.0
Not really needed - we always want to get the state from a single member
Use a
Receiver instead, this method will not be available in JGroups 3.0
Use addChannelListener() instead
Used by the JChannel(Object) constructor which has been deprecated.
in order to make an Event immutable
With the removal of shunning, this method should not be used anymore
JChannel's conversion to type-specific
construction, and the subsequent deprecation of its
JChannel(Object) constructor, necessitate the
deprecation of this factory method as well. Type-specific
protocol stack configuration should be specfied during
construction of an instance of this factory.
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use a shared transport instead of the multiplexer
Use getHeader() instead. The issue with removing a header is described in
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JGRP-393
Use ${link #getServiceIds()} instead
overhead was removed in 2.6.10
overhead was removed in 2.6.10
This property was removed in 2.7
This property was removed in 2.7
With the concurrent stack being the default, this property is ignored
the concurrent stack is used by default
Use a getter to get the actual instance variable
The properties are now set through the @Property annotation on the attribute or setter
Use the corresponding setter instead
Use
TP.getTimer() instead to fetch the timer from the
transport and then invoke the method on it
Use
TP.getTimer() to fetch the timer and call getCorePoolSize() directly
This method does not properly convert bytes into characters.
As of JDK 1.1, the preferred way to do this is via the
toString(String enc) method, which takes an encoding-name
argument, or the toString() method, which uses the
platform's default character encoding.
Use getHeader() instead. The issue with removing a header is described in
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JGRP-393
Will be removed in 3.0. This was only added to be backwards compatible with 2.7
Will be removed in 3.0. This was only added to be backwards compatible with 2.7