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Cache Refresh for Java Entities

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Cache Refresh for Java Entities

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import [Link].

ArrayList;
import [Link];

public class ReferenceDataImpl {

public static void main(String[] args) {


ReferenceDataImpl referenceDataImpl = new ReferenceDataImpl();
List<Entity> refreshedEntities = [Link]();
[Link]("Entities to be refreshed: " + refreshedEntities);
}

public List<Entity> checkCacheRefresh() {


// Your existing logic to check cache refresh

// New service call to get entities and their last update time from Central
reference data
List<Entity> centralReferenceDataEntities =
getEntitiesFromCentralReferenceData();

// Compare and decide whether cache refresh is required


List<Entity> entitiesToRefresh =
compareAndUpdateCache(centralReferenceDataEntities);

// Return the list of entities that need to be refreshed


return entitiesToRefresh;
}

private List<Entity> getEntitiesFromCentralReferenceData() {


// Placeholder for actual logic - make a service call to Central reference
data
// and obtain entities and last update time

// Dummy implementation for demonstration purposes


List<Entity> centralReferenceDataEntities = new ArrayList<>();
[Link](new Entity("Entity1",
[Link]() - 100000));
[Link](new Entity("Entity2",
[Link]() - 200000));
[Link](new Entity("Entity3",
[Link]() - 300000));

return centralReferenceDataEntities;
}

private List<Entity> compareAndUpdateCache(List<Entity>


centralReferenceDataEntities) {
// Placeholder for actual logic - compare with client's load and update the
cache

// Dummy implementation for demonstration purposes


List<Entity> entitiesToRefresh = new ArrayList<>();
long clientLoadUpdateTime = [Link]() - 150000;

for (Entity entity : centralReferenceDataEntities) {


if ([Link]() > clientLoadUpdateTime) {
[Link](entity);
}
}
return entitiesToRefresh;
}

// Other methods and logic in the ReferenceDataImpl class


}

class Entity {
private String name;
private long lastUpdateTime;

public Entity(String name, long lastUpdateTime) {


[Link] = name;
[Link] = lastUpdateTime;
}

public String getName() {


return name;
}

public long getLastUpdateTime() {


return lastUpdateTime;
}

@Override
public String toString() {
return "Entity{name='" + name + "', lastUpdateTime=" + lastUpdateTime +
'}';
}
}
This example includes a basic Entity class with a name and last update time, and it
demonstrates how to call the new service to obtain entities
from the Central reference data and compare/update the cache based on the last
update time. You should replace the dummy implementations in the
getEntitiesFromCentralReferenceData and compareAndUpdateCache methods with your
actual business logic.

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