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Darrel Schneider updated GEODE-6850:
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Description:
The "int" methods on the statistics interfaces have been deprecated.
They are on the Statistics interface and the StatisticsTypeFactory interface
(look for methods containing "Int") .
The implementation of these deprecated "int" methods now use the "long" methods.
The only place this could be visible to a user is if they call
Statistics.get(String) or Statistics.get(StatisticDescriptor). Both of these
methods return a "Number" instance.
These methods continue to do this and existing code will work fine if it does
not try to downcast the Number to a subclass. But for "int" stats, these
methods used to return an "Integer" instance and now return a "Long" instance.
was:
The "int" methods on the statistics interfaces have been deprecated.
The implementation of these deprecated "int" methods now use the "long" methods.
The only place this could be visible to a user is if they call
Statistics.get(String) or Statistics.get(StatisticDescriptor). Both of these
methods return a "Number" instance.
These methods continue to do this and existing code will work fine if it does
not try to downcast the Number to a subclass. But for "int" stats, these
methods used to return an "Integer" instance and now return a "Long" instance.
> Deprecate "int" statistics in favor of "long" statistics
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>
> Key: GEODE-6850
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-6850
> Project: Geode
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: docs, statistics
> Reporter: Darrel Schneider
> Assignee: Darrel Schneider
> Priority: Major
> Labels: docs
> Time Spent: 50m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> The "int" methods on the statistics interfaces have been deprecated.
> They are on the Statistics interface and the StatisticsTypeFactory interface
> (look for methods containing "Int") .
> The implementation of these deprecated "int" methods now use the "long"
> methods.
> The only place this could be visible to a user is if they call
> Statistics.get(String) or Statistics.get(StatisticDescriptor). Both of these
> methods return a "Number" instance.
> These methods continue to do this and existing code will work fine if it does
> not try to downcast the Number to a subclass. But for "int" stats, these
> methods used to return an "Integer" instance and now return a "Long" instance.
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