Example usage for org.apache.hadoop.io Writable interface-usage

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In this page you can find the example usage for org.apache.hadoop.io Writable interface-usage.

Usage

From source file com.tuplejump.calliope.hadoop.ColumnFamilySplit.java

public class ColumnFamilySplit extends InputSplit implements Writable, org.apache.hadoop.mapred.InputSplit {
    private String startToken;
    private String endToken;
    private long length;
    private String[] dataNodes;

From source file com.twitter.distributedlog.mapreduce.LogSegmentSplit.java

/**
 * A input split that reads from a log segment.
 */
public class LogSegmentSplit extends InputSplit implements Writable {

    private LogSegmentMetadata logSegmentMetadata;

From source file com.twitter.elephanttwin.io.ListLongPair.java

/**
 * A Writable class to write a list of LongWritable values.
 */
public class ListLongPair implements Writable {

    private List<LongPairWritable> list;

From source file com.twitter.elephanttwin.io.ListLongWritable.java

/**
 * A Writable class to write a list of LongWritable values.
 */
public class ListLongWritable implements Writable {

    private List<LongWritable> list;

From source file com.twitter.elephanttwin.lucene.indexing.HadoopSplitDocument.java

/**
 * <p>A "document" used to represent a Hadoop Split, which can be
 * indexed by an arbitrary number of fields. The idea is that in
 * cases when some "field" in a file has extremely high cardinality --
 * say, IP addresses in web logs of a busy website -- you can "index"
 * the files based on values of these fields in a given Hadoop file split,

From source file com.twitter.elephanttwin.retrieval.CountTimestampSamplesWritable.java

/**
 * @author Alex Levenson
 */
public class CountTimestampSamplesWritable implements Writable {
    private CountTimestampWritable countTimestampWritable;
    private List<Long> samples;

From source file com.twitter.elephanttwin.retrieval.CountTimestampWritable.java

/**
 * A writable that holds a count and a timestamp
 *
 * @author Alex Levenson
 */
public class CountTimestampWritable implements Writable {

From source file com.twitter.hraven.etl.JobFile.java

/**
 * Class that handles Job files, whether confs files or history files.
 * 
 */
public class JobFile implements Writable {

From source file com.twitter.hraven.QualifiedJobId.java

/**
 * The job ID should be relatively unique, unless two clusters start at the same
 * time. However, given a jobId it is not immediately clear which cluster a job
 * ran on (unless the cluster has not been restarted and the prefix is still the
 * current one). This class represents the fully qualified job identifier.
 *

From source file com.vertica.hivestoragehandler.DbRecordWritable.java

public class DbRecordWritable implements Writable, DBWritable {

    private Object[] columnValues; // primitive java Object or java.util.List
    private int[] columnTypes;

    public DbRecordWritable() {