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First I use 'java -jar PDCache_all.jar' in ./jar directory .It went wrong with messages "Error: Invalid or corrupt jarafile PDCache_all.jar"
Then I use mvn tools to reinstall "mvn clean install" It also went wrong.
I am very curious.
Wow, I'm sorry for replying late because I still have some obstacles in accessing GitHub. The content was translated using Baidu Translate,
I really didn't expect anyone to use my library. This project was created as a dependency library and cannot be run directly through java -jar
Just download PDCache.jar from the latest tag in releases
And as a dependency, it can be used in the project.
Its main function is to create an object used as a cache. Apart from some cache objects that are not used in the current environment, my main use is a self generated cache object that can be generated by specifying the generation method during construction. When the Java Reference object is triggered, the cache content is cleared without checking or manually putting it in. Instead, it can directly get () to obtain the corresponding content, because you have already specified the self generated method during construction. When it is cleared, using get () will call the self generated method to regenerate the cache content without checking whether it has been cleared and then calling the put () method again
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fybug commentedon Mar 18, 2024
Wow, I'm sorry for replying late because I still have some obstacles in accessing GitHub. The content was translated using Baidu Translate,
I really didn't expect anyone to use my library. This project was created as a dependency library and cannot be run directly through
java -jarJust download
PDCache.jarfrom the latest tag in releasesAnd as a dependency, it can be used in the project.
Its main function is to create an object used as a cache. Apart from some cache objects that are not used in the current environment, my main use is a self generated cache object that can be generated by specifying the generation method during construction. When the Java
Reference objectis triggered, the cache content is cleared without checking or manually putting it in. Instead, it can directlyget ()to obtain the corresponding content, because you have already specified the self generated method during construction. When it is cleared, usingget ()will call the self generated method to regenerate the cache content without checking whether it has been cleared and then calling theput ()method again