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Darrel Schneider updated GEODE-72:
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    Description: 
The Geode APIs are riddled with old, deprecated interfaces, methods and 
settings inherited from GemFire.  Unless there is a good reason to keep them 
shouldn't we remove them all before going out of incubation?

Sub-tasks have been added for most items. Here are the remaining items not yet 
added:

APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.0:
* AbstractRegion.setIgnoreJTA() (phase 2)
  
APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.1:
* AcceptorImpl system properties "BridgeServer.SELECTOR", 
"BridgeServer.SELECTOR_POOL_SIZE", "BridgeServer.HANDSHAKE_POOL_SIZE" (phase 2)
* DLS.lockInterruptibly(), suspendLockingInterruptibly()
 
APIs deprecated in an undocumented version prior to 5.7:
* Use of hostname:port to specify a locator in gemfire.properties
* AdminDistributedSystemFactory.bindToAddress()
* MessageFactory (phase 2)
 
APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.7:
* BridgePoolImpl (phase 2)
* The internal ForceDisconnectOperation (phase 2)
* AdminDistributedSystemJmxImpl.manageCacheServer(), manageCacheServers() 
(phase 2)
 
APIs deprecated after GemFire 5.7 and before 8.0
* The com.gemstone.gemfire.admin and admin.jmx packages.  Some of the 
implementation is in com.gemstone.gemfire.internal.remote.
* EvictionAlgorithm.LIFO_ENTRY, LIFO_MEMORY: these were deprecated but we never 
deprecated EvictionAttributes.createLIFOEntryAttributes
nor EvictionAttributes.createLIFOMemoryAttributes. These algorithms are used 
internally by the product when a server create a queue to send subscription 
events to a client (see BridgeServerImpl.clientMessagesRegion). I think the 
algorithms were deprecated because we didn't intend to expose this internal 
feature as an external one. But they are exposed externally via 
EvictionAttributes so it is not clear that we can just delete them.
The other consideration is that we do not have xsd support nor gfsh support for 
LIFO.
* Region.getCache(): we should consider un-deprecating this. Customers were 
supposed to instead call Region.getRegionService but in lots of cases they 
would need to down cast that result to "Cache". Only clients that are calling 
ClientCache.createAuthenticatedView end up with Regions whose getCache throws 
UnsupportedOperationException. Our code call getCache from over 500 places.
* writeable-working-dir distribution property
* DistributedSystem.connect(), disconnect()
* Locator.startLocator(int, File), startLocator(int, File, InetAddress) etc.
* Locator.getLocators(), hasLocators()
* LocalRegion.notifyToRoll() (phase 2)

APIs deprecated since GemFire 5.7 with no version information mentioned
* UniversalMembershipListenerAdapter
* DistributedRegionMXBean.getDiskTaskWaiting()
* MemberMXBean.getCurrentHeapSize(), getMaximumHeapSize(), getFreeHeapSize()
* RegionMXBean.getDiskReadsAverageLatency(), getDiskWritesAverageLatency(), 
getDiskTaskWaiting()
 LocatorLauncher.DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PORT,  DEFAULT_ENABLE_PEER_LOCATION, 
DEFAULT_ENABLE_SERVER_LOCATION, 
DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PID_FILE
* LocatorLauncher.stopWithPort()
* ServerLauncher.DEFAULT_SERVER_PORT, DEFAULT_SERVER_PID_FILE

Things that should be deprecated but aren’t consistently
* MembershipAttributes and “required roles”.  This is deprecated in 
DistributedSystem’s class javadoc but nowhere else.
* DynamicRegions: if GEODE-215 is implemented then we could deprecate 
DynamicRegions and have an alternative to change to. We have some support in 
the gfsh/management layer for creating regions remotely which might be good 
enough to deprecate DynamicRegions. The question is should we remove 
com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.DynamicRegionFactory even though it has not been 
deprecated.

APIs deprecated in 8.0.  It would probably be a nice gesture to Pivotal to keep 
these for a while to allow people to migrate from their GemFire product to 
Geode.
* PutAllOperationContext.setMap()
* FixedPartitionResolver.getPartitionName(EntryOperation, Set<String>)
* Gateway, GatewayEventListener, GatewayHub, GatewayQueueAttributes.  These 
might have already been removed.
* ssl-enabled, ssl-protocols, ssl-ciphers, ssl-require-authentication, 
jmx-manager-ssl distribution properties
* LocalProcessController
* RegionMXBean.getAvgBucketSize()
* com.gemstone.gemfire.LicenseException

The Admin API and packages are also marked as deprecated but there seem to be 
some gfsh dependencies on this API, so I'm not sure if it can be removed.

  was:
The Geode APIs are riddled with old, deprecated interfaces, methods and 
settings inherited from GemFire.  Unless there is a good reason to keep them 
shouldn't we remove them all before going out of incubation?

Sub-tasks have been added for most items. Here are the remaining items not yet 
added:

APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.0:
* AbstractRegion.setIgnoreJTA() (phase 2)
  
APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.1:
* AcceptorImpl system properties "BridgeServer.SELECTOR", 
"BridgeServer.SELECTOR_POOL_SIZE", "BridgeServer.HANDSHAKE_POOL_SIZE" (phase 2)
* DLS.lockInterruptibly(), suspendLockingInterruptibly()
 
APIs deprecated in an undocumented version prior to 5.7:
* Use of hostname:port to specify a locator in gemfire.properties
* AdminDistributedSystemFactory.bindToAddress()
* MessageFactory (phase 2)
 
APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.7:
* BridgePoolImpl (phase 2)
* The internal ForceDisconnectOperation (phase 2)
* AdminDistributedSystemJmxImpl.manageCacheServer(), manageCacheServers() 
(phase 2)
 
APIs deprecated after GemFire 5.7 and before 8.0
* The com.gemstone.gemfire.admin and admin.jmx packages.  Some of the 
implementation is in com.gemstone.gemfire.internal.remote.
* EvictionAlgorithm.LIFO_ENTRY, LIFO_MEMORY: these were deprecated but we never 
deprecated EvictionAttributes.createLIFOEntryAttributes
nor EvictionAttributes.createLIFOMemoryAttributes. These algorithms are used 
internally by the product when a server create a queue to send subscription 
events to a client (see BridgeServerImpl.clientMessagesRegion). I think the 
algorithms were deprecated because we didn't intend to expose this internal 
feature as an external one. But they are exposed externally via 
EvictionAttributes so it is not clear that we can just delete them.
The other consideration is that we do not have xsd support nor gfsh support for 
LIFO.
* Region.getCache(): we should consider un-deprecating this. Customers were 
supposed to instead call Region.getRegionService but in lots of cases they 
would need to down cast that result to "Cache". Only clients that are calling 
ClientCache.createAuthenticatedView end up with Regions whose getCache throws 
UnsupportedOperationException. Our code call getCache from over 500 places.
* writeable-working-dir distribution property
* DistributedSystem.connect(), disconnect()
* Locator.startLocator(int, File), startLocator(int, File, InetAddress) etc.
* Locator.getLocators(), hasLocators()
* LocalRegion.notifyToRoll() (phase 2)

APIs deprecated since GemFire 5.7 with no version information mentioned
* UniversalMembershipListenerAdapter
* DistributedRegionMXBean.getDiskTaskWaiting()
* MemberMXBean.getCurrentHeapSize(), getMaximumHeapSize(), getFreeHeapSize()
* RegionMXBean.getDiskReadsAverageLatency(), getDiskWritesAverageLatency(), 
getDiskTaskWaiting()
 LocatorLauncher.DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PORT,  DEFAULT_ENABLE_PEER_LOCATION, 
DEFAULT_ENABLE_SERVER_LOCATION, 
DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PID_FILE
* LocatorLauncher.stopWithPort()
* ServerLauncher.DEFAULT_SERVER_PORT, DEFAULT_SERVER_PID_FILE

Things that should be deprecated but aren’t consistently
* MembershipAttributes and “required roles”.  This is deprecated in 
DistributedSystem’s class javadoc but nowhere else.
* DynamicRegions

APIs deprecated in 8.0.  It would probably be a nice gesture to Pivotal to keep 
these for a while to allow people to migrate from their GemFire product to 
Geode.
* PutAllOperationContext.setMap()
* FixedPartitionResolver.getPartitionName(EntryOperation, Set<String>)
* Gateway, GatewayEventListener, GatewayHub, GatewayQueueAttributes.  These 
might have already been removed.
* ssl-enabled, ssl-protocols, ssl-ciphers, ssl-require-authentication, 
jmx-manager-ssl distribution properties
* LocalProcessController
* RegionMXBean.getAvgBucketSize()
* com.gemstone.gemfire.LicenseException

The Admin API and packages are also marked as deprecated but there seem to be 
some gfsh dependencies on this API, so I'm not sure if it can be removed.


> Remove deprecated APIs from Geode
> ---------------------------------
>
>                 Key: GEODE-72
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-72
>             Project: Geode
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>    Affects Versions: 1.0.0-incubating
>            Reporter: Bruce Schuchardt
>              Labels: cleanup
>
> The Geode APIs are riddled with old, deprecated interfaces, methods and 
> settings inherited from GemFire.  Unless there is a good reason to keep them 
> shouldn't we remove them all before going out of incubation?
> Sub-tasks have been added for most items. Here are the remaining items not 
> yet added:
> APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.0:
> * AbstractRegion.setIgnoreJTA() (phase 2)
>   
> APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.1:
> * AcceptorImpl system properties "BridgeServer.SELECTOR", 
> "BridgeServer.SELECTOR_POOL_SIZE", "BridgeServer.HANDSHAKE_POOL_SIZE" (phase 
> 2)
> * DLS.lockInterruptibly(), suspendLockingInterruptibly()
>  
> APIs deprecated in an undocumented version prior to 5.7:
> * Use of hostname:port to specify a locator in gemfire.properties
> * AdminDistributedSystemFactory.bindToAddress()
> * MessageFactory (phase 2)
>  
> APIs deprecated in GemFire 5.7:
> * BridgePoolImpl (phase 2)
> * The internal ForceDisconnectOperation (phase 2)
> * AdminDistributedSystemJmxImpl.manageCacheServer(), manageCacheServers() 
> (phase 2)
>  
> APIs deprecated after GemFire 5.7 and before 8.0
> * The com.gemstone.gemfire.admin and admin.jmx packages.  Some of the 
> implementation is in com.gemstone.gemfire.internal.remote.
> * EvictionAlgorithm.LIFO_ENTRY, LIFO_MEMORY: these were deprecated but we 
> never deprecated EvictionAttributes.createLIFOEntryAttributes
> nor EvictionAttributes.createLIFOMemoryAttributes. These algorithms are used 
> internally by the product when a server create a queue to send subscription 
> events to a client (see BridgeServerImpl.clientMessagesRegion). I think the 
> algorithms were deprecated because we didn't intend to expose this internal 
> feature as an external one. But they are exposed externally via 
> EvictionAttributes so it is not clear that we can just delete them.
> The other consideration is that we do not have xsd support nor gfsh support 
> for LIFO.
> * Region.getCache(): we should consider un-deprecating this. Customers were 
> supposed to instead call Region.getRegionService but in lots of cases they 
> would need to down cast that result to "Cache". Only clients that are calling 
> ClientCache.createAuthenticatedView end up with Regions whose getCache throws 
> UnsupportedOperationException. Our code call getCache from over 500 places.
> * writeable-working-dir distribution property
> * DistributedSystem.connect(), disconnect()
> * Locator.startLocator(int, File), startLocator(int, File, InetAddress) etc.
> * Locator.getLocators(), hasLocators()
> * LocalRegion.notifyToRoll() (phase 2)
> APIs deprecated since GemFire 5.7 with no version information mentioned
> * UniversalMembershipListenerAdapter
> * DistributedRegionMXBean.getDiskTaskWaiting()
> * MemberMXBean.getCurrentHeapSize(), getMaximumHeapSize(), getFreeHeapSize()
> * RegionMXBean.getDiskReadsAverageLatency(), getDiskWritesAverageLatency(), 
> getDiskTaskWaiting()
>  LocatorLauncher.DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PORT,  DEFAULT_ENABLE_PEER_LOCATION, 
> DEFAULT_ENABLE_SERVER_LOCATION, 
> DEFAULT_LOCATOR_PID_FILE
> * LocatorLauncher.stopWithPort()
> * ServerLauncher.DEFAULT_SERVER_PORT, DEFAULT_SERVER_PID_FILE
> Things that should be deprecated but aren’t consistently
> * MembershipAttributes and “required roles”.  This is deprecated in 
> DistributedSystem’s class javadoc but nowhere else.
> * DynamicRegions: if GEODE-215 is implemented then we could deprecate 
> DynamicRegions and have an alternative to change to. We have some support in 
> the gfsh/management layer for creating regions remotely which might be good 
> enough to deprecate DynamicRegions. The question is should we remove 
> com.gemstone.gemfire.cache.DynamicRegionFactory even though it has not been 
> deprecated.
> APIs deprecated in 8.0.  It would probably be a nice gesture to Pivotal to 
> keep these for a while to allow people to migrate from their GemFire product 
> to Geode.
> * PutAllOperationContext.setMap()
> * FixedPartitionResolver.getPartitionName(EntryOperation, Set<String>)
> * Gateway, GatewayEventListener, GatewayHub, GatewayQueueAttributes.  These 
> might have already been removed.
> * ssl-enabled, ssl-protocols, ssl-ciphers, ssl-require-authentication, 
> jmx-manager-ssl distribution properties
> * LocalProcessController
> * RegionMXBean.getAvgBucketSize()
> * com.gemstone.gemfire.LicenseException
> The Admin API and packages are also marked as deprecated but there seem to be 
> some gfsh dependencies on this API, so I'm not sure if it can be removed.



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