[Java] How to register classes when using Fury Builder?

[cdxf]

I couldn't find any method in the builder to register classes. How can I register classes using the Fury builder?

        ThreadSafeFury fury = Fury.builder().withLanguage(Language.JAVA)
                .requireClassRegistration(true)
                .buildThreadSafeFury();

Secondly, I'm unsure about when to use buildThreadSafeFury and when to instantiate ThreadLocalFury directly. The documentation doesn't provide clear guidance on this.

[LiangliangSui]

I couldn't find any method in the builder to register classes. How can I register classes using the Fury builder?

FuryBuilder cannot register classes directly. You need to use Fury#register(...) to register. However, we can make FuryBuilder support registration. I will submit a PR to do this later.

Secondly, I'm unsure about when to use buildThreadSafeFury and when to instantiate ThreadLocalFury directly. The documentation doesn't provide clear guidance on this.

The implementation principle of buildThreadSafeFury is also to directly instantiate the ThreadLocalFury object(see code), and pass a lambda expression to the constructor of ThreadLocalFury to create a Fury instance.

In the expression passed in when you instantiate ThreadLocalFury yourself, you can do some operations on the Fury instance by default. For example, you can register the FooClass class for each thread Fury instance, which is something buildThreadSafeFury cannot do.

Directly instantiating ThreadLocalFury is more flexible than buildThreadSafeFury.

There is currently no essential difference between the two implementations. In the future, we will use buildThreadSafeFuryPool as the default implementation of buildThreadSafeFury. #1335