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10.  def getAsyncMap[K, V](name: String, resultHandler: Handler[AsyncResult[AsyncMap[K, V]]])(implicit arg0: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[K], arg1: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[V]): Unit

    Get the io.vertx.scala.core.shareddata.AsyncMap with the specified name.

    Get the io.vertx.scala.core.shareddata.AsyncMap with the specified name. When clustered, the map is accessible to all nodes in the cluster and data put into the map from any node is visible to to any other node.

    WARNING: In clustered mode, asynchronous shared maps rely on distributed data structures provided by the cluster manager. Beware that the latency relative to asynchronous shared maps operations can be much higher in clustered than in local mode. * @param name the name of the map

    resultHandler

    the map will be returned asynchronously in this handler

11.  def getAsyncMapFuture[K, V](name: String)(implicit arg0: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[K], arg1: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[V]): scala.concurrent.Future[AsyncMap[K, V]]

    Like getAsyncMap but returns a scala.concurrent.Future instead of taking an AsyncResultHandler.

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13.  def getClusterWideMap[K, V](name: String, resultHandler: Handler[AsyncResult[AsyncMap[K, V]]])(implicit arg0: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[K], arg1: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[V]): Unit

    Get the cluster wide map with the specified name.

    Get the cluster wide map with the specified name. The map is accessible to all nodes in the cluster and data put into the map from any node is visible to to any other node. * @param name the name of the map

    resultHandler

    the map will be returned asynchronously in this handler

14.  def getClusterWideMapFuture[K, V](name: String)(implicit arg0: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[K], arg1: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[V]): scala.concurrent.Future[AsyncMap[K, V]]

    Like getClusterWideMap but returns a scala.concurrent.Future instead of taking an AsyncResultHandler.

15.  def getCounter(name: String, resultHandler: Handler[AsyncResult[Counter]]): Unit

    Get an asynchronous counter.

    Get an asynchronous counter. The counter will be passed to the handler. * @param name the name of the counter.

    resultHandler

    the handler

16.  def getCounterFuture(name: String): scala.concurrent.Future[Counter]

    Like getCounter but returns a scala.concurrent.Future instead of taking an AsyncResultHandler.

17.  def getLocalMap[K, V](name: String)(implicit arg0: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[K], arg1: scala.reflect.api.JavaUniverse.TypeTag[V]): LocalMap[K, V]

    Return a LocalMap with the specific name.

    Return a LocalMap with the specific name. * @param name the name of the map

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    the msp

18.  def getLock(name: String, resultHandler: Handler[AsyncResult[Lock]]): Unit

    Get an asynchronous lock with the specified name.

    Get an asynchronous lock with the specified name. The lock will be passed to the handler when it is available.

    In general lock acquision is unordered, so that sequential attempts to acquire a lock, even from a single thread, can happen in non-sequential order. * @param name the name of the lock

    resultHandler

    the handler

19.  def getLockFuture(name: String): scala.concurrent.Future[Lock]

    Like getLock but returns a scala.concurrent.Future instead of taking an AsyncResultHandler.

20.  def getLockWithTimeout(name: String, timeout: Long, resultHandler: Handler[AsyncResult[Lock]]): Unit

    Like io.vertx.scala.core.shareddata.SharedData#getLock but specifying a timeout.

    Like io.vertx.scala.core.shareddata.SharedData#getLock but specifying a timeout. If the lock is not obtained within the timeout a failure will be sent to the handler.

    In general lock acquision is unordered, so that sequential attempts to acquire a lock, even from a single thread, can happen in non-sequential order. * @param name the name of the lock

    timeout

    the timeout in ms

    resultHandler

    the handler

21.  def getLockWithTimeoutFuture(name: String, timeout: Long): scala.concurrent.Future[Lock]

    Like getLockWithTimeout but returns a scala.concurrent.Future instead of taking an AsyncResultHandler.

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29.  final def wait(): Unit

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30.  final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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31.  final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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