Deprecated API

Contents

• Classes
• Methods

Deprecated Classes

Class	Description
io.deephaven.enterprise.iceberg.IcebergExtendedStorageProvider	Please migrate to the IcebergStorageProvider

Deprecated Methods

Method	Description
io.deephaven.proto.pivot.PivotPluginRequest.RequestCase.valueOf(int)
io.deephaven.proto.pivot.PivotPluginResponse.ResponseCase.valueOf(int)
io.deephaven.proto.pivot.PivotTableViewRequest.TargetCase.valueOf(int)
io.deephaven.proto.pqworker.ObjectAccessResponse.Builder.getMutableObjectGroups()
io.deephaven.proto.pqworker.ObjectAccessResponse.Builder.getObjectGroups()
io.deephaven.proto.pqworker.ObjectAccessResponse.getObjectGroups()
io.deephaven.proto.pqworker.ObjectAccessResponseOrBuilder.getObjectGroups()
io.deephaven.web.coreplus.client.pivot.JsPivotTable.collapseAll()	This method is probably not helpful - it reflects the behavior in rollups, but collapsing both dimensions leads to a single cell for each value source. Use JsPivotTable.collapseRootRow() and JsPivotTable.collapseRootColumn() (independently or jointly) if that is the behavior you want, and possible expand the root row/column to see the initial contents.
io.deephaven.web.coreplus.client.pivot.JsPivotTable.expandAll()	Use JsPivotTable.expandRootRow(java.lang.Boolean) and JsPivotTable.expandRootColumn(java.lang.Boolean) instead to control rows and columns