The spring XML configuration of Redis

    <!--Cluster Edition configuration -    <BeanID= "Jediscluster"class= "Redis.clients.jedis.JedisCluster">        <Constructor-argname= "Nodes">            <Set>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7001"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7002"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7003"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7004"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7005"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>                <Beanclass= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort">                    <Constructor-argname= "Host"value= "192.168.25.128"></Constructor-arg>                    <Constructor-argname= "Port"value= "7006"></Constructor-arg>                </Bean>            </Set>        </Constructor-arg>    </Bean>    <BeanID= "Jedisclientcluster"class= "Com.lamsey.jedis.JedisClientCluster">        < Propertyname= "Jediscluster"ref= "Jediscluster"/>                </Bean>

First configuration: The connection address of the cluster

View Jediscluster's source code:
Set set with parameter named nodes

Public Jediscluster (S-et nodes) {This    (nodes, default_timeout);  }

1. Therefore, the construction body is assigned a set of sets:

name= "Nodes">            <set>
......

</set> </constructor-arg>

2.HostAndPort belongs to another class, so create a bean:
To view the source code, you need to configure two properties:
Can be configured with both Propety and constructor methods

  Public Hostandport (String host, int port) {    this.host = host;    This.port = port;  }

　　

<bean class= "Redis.clients.jedis.HostAndPort" >                    <constructor-arg name= "host" value= "192.168.25.128" ></constructor-arg>                    <constructor-arg name= "Port" value= "7001" ></constructor-arg> </ Bean>


Finally, it is used in conjunction with the implementation class:

<bean id= "Jedisclientcluster" class= "Com.lamsey.jedis.JedisClientCluster" >        <property name= " Jediscluster "ref=" Jediscluster "/>                </bean>
Because there are jediscluster set methods inside the implementation class, it is possible to assign values using the property.

 Public classJedisclientclusterImplementsjedisclient{PrivateJediscluster Jediscluster;  PublicJediscluster Getjediscluster () {returnJediscluster; }    Public void Setjediscluster (Jediscluster jediscluster) {this.jediscluster = Jediscluster; } @Override Publicstring Set (String key, String value) {returnJediscluster.set (key, value); }}

Once the cluster's connection address configuration is complete,

It can be used

Jediscluster.set (key, value);


Through this process analysis, is a relatively clear understanding of the bean and Java class connection between, hahaha.

The spring XML configuration of Redis