Package com.apple.foundationdb

Provides an API for the FoundationDB transactional key/value store.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Database	A mutable, lexicographically ordered mapping from binary keys to binary values.
OptionConsumer	An object on which encoded options can be set.
ReadTransaction	A read-only subset of a FoundationDB Transaction.
ReadTransactionContext	A context in which a ReadTransaction is available for database operations.
Transaction	A Transaction represents a FoundationDB database transaction.
TransactionContext	A context in which a Transaction is available for database operations.

Class Summary

Class	Description
Cluster	The Cluster represents a connection to a physical set of cooperating machines running FoundationDB.
ClusterOptions	A set of options that can be set on a Cluster.
DatabaseOptions	A set of options that can be set on a Database.
FDB	The starting point for accessing FoundationDB.
KeySelector	A KeySelector identifies a particular key in the database.
KeyValue	A key/value pair.
LocalityUtil	The FoundationDB API comes with a set of functions for discovering the storage locations of keys within your cluster.
NetworkOptions	A set of options that can be set globally for the FoundationDB API.
Range	A simple description of an exact range of keyspace, specified by a begin and end key.
TransactionOptions	A set of options that can be set on a Transaction.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
MutationType	A set of operations that can be performed atomically on a database.
StreamingMode	Options that control the way the Java binding performs range reads.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
FDBException	An Error from the native layers of FoundationDB.

Package com.apple.foundationdb Description

Provides an API for the FoundationDB transactional key/value store. Clients operating on a Database should, in most cases, use the run(Function) or the runAsync(Function) constructs. These two functions (and their two derivations) implement a proper retry loop around the work that needs to get done and, in the case of Database, assure that Transaction.commit() has returned successfully before itself returning. If you are not able to use these functions for some reason please closely read and understand the other developer documentation on FoundationDB transactions.