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List of Examples

• 1-1 Methods in the InvocationService API
• 4-1 The Sample HelloWorld Standalone Application
• 4-2 The Sample Hello World JSP
• 9-1 Determining Services Running in the Cluster
• 9-2 A Sample MemberListener Implementation
• 9-3 Using Event Type Information in a MemberEvent Object
• 12-1 Sample One-to-One Cache Mapping
• 12-2 Sample Cache Name Pattern Mapping
• 12-3 Initialization Parameters in a Cache Mapping
• 12-4 Sample Distributed Cache Definition
• 12-5 Sample Replicated Cache Definition
• 12-6 Sample Optimistic Cache Definition
• 12-7 Sample Local Cache Definition
• 12-8 Sample Near Cache Definition
• 12-9 Using Cache Scheme References
• 12-10 Multiple Cache Schemes Using Scheme Inheritance
• 12-11 Setting Cache Properties
• 14-1 Specifying a Refresh-Ahead Factor
• 14-2 Example Cachestore Module
• 14-3 Implementation of the CacheStore Interface
• 14-4 Main.java - Interacting with a Controllable CacheStore
• 14-5 CacheStoreAware.java interface
• 17-1 Configuration for a Local, In-memory Cache
• 17-2 Configuration for a NIO In-memory Cache
• 17-3 Configuration for a Size Limited, In-memory, Local Cache
• 17-4 Configuration for an In-memory Cache with Expiring Entries
• 17-5 Configuration to Define a Cache on Disk
• 17-6 Configuration for a Size Limited Cache on Disk
• 17-7 Configuration for Persistent cache on disk
• 17-8 Configuration for Persistent cache on disk with Berkeley DB
• 17-9 Configuration for In-memory Cache with Disk Based Overflow
• 17-10 Configuration for the Cache of a Database
• 17-11 Configuration for a Replicated Cache
• 17-12 Configuration for a Replicated Cache with Overflow
• 17-13 Configuration for a Partitioned Cache
• 17-14 Configuration for a Partitioned Cache with Overflow
• 17-15 Configuration for a Partitioned Cache of a Database
• 17-16 Configuration for a Partitioned Cache with a Serializer
• 17-17 Partitioned Cache that References a Serializer
• 17-18 Defining a Default Serializer
• 17-19 Configuration for a Local Cache of a Partitioned Cache
• 19-1 Implementation of the PofSerializer Interface
• 20-1 Pre-Loading a Cache
• 20-2 Pre-Loading a Cache Using ConcurrentMap.putAll
• 20-3 Using a Filter to Query a Cache
• 20-4 Processing Query Results in Batches
• 20-5 A Sample Bulk Loading Program
• 20-6 Terminal Output from the Bulk Loading Program
• 20-7 Retrieving Storage-Enabled Members of the Cache
• 20-8 Routine to Get a List of Files Assigned to a Cache Member
• 20-9 Class to Load Each Member of the Cache
• 21-1 Excerpt from the MapListener API
• 21-2 Excerpt from the MapEvent API
• 21-3 Methods on the ObservableMap API
• 21-4 Sample MapListener Implementation
• 21-5 Holding a Reference to a Listener
• 21-6 Removing a Listener
• 21-7 Inner Class that Prints Only Cache Insert Events
• 21-8 Routing All Events to a Single Method for Handling
• 21-9 Triggering an Event when a Specific Integer Key is Inserted or Updated
• 21-10 Adding a Listener with Filter for Deleted Events
• 21-11 Inserting, Updating, and Removing a Value from the Cache
• 21-12 Sample Output
• 21-13 Listening for Events from a Cache
• 21-14 Listening for Events on an Object
• 21-15 Using MapEventFilter to Filter on Various Events
• 21-16 Determining Synthetic Events
• 21-17 An AbstractMultiplexingBackingMapListener Implementation
• 21-18 Distributed Scheme Specifying a Verbose Backing Map Listener
• 22-1 Querying the Cache with a Filter
• 22-2 Sample Code to Create an Index
• 22-3 Using a key set Query Format
• 22-4 Using a Limit Filter
• 22-5 Querying on Multi-Value Attributes
• 22-6 Chaining Invocation Methods
• 22-7 Sample Query Explain Plan Record
• 22-8 Sample Query Trace Record
• 22-9 A Query Record Example
• 23-1 A Query for a Continuous Query Cache
• 23-2 Getting Data for the Continuous Query Cache
• 23-3 Constructing the Continuous Query Cache
• 23-4 A Constructor that Allows the CacheValues Property
• 23-5 Setting the CacheValues Property
• 23-6 Adding a Listener to a Continuous Query Cache
• 23-7 Processing Continuous Query Cache Entries and Adding a Listener
• 23-8 Adding a Listener Before Processing Continuous Query Cache Entries
• 23-9 Providing a Listener When Constructing the Continuous Query Cache
• 23-10 Making the Continuous Query Cache Read-Only
• 24-1 Querying Across a Data Grid
• 24-2 Methods in the EntryProcessor Interface
• 24-3 InvocableMap.Entry API
• 24-4 Aggregation in the InvocableMap API
• 24-5 EntryAggregator API
• 24-6 ParallelAwareAggregator API for running Aggregation in Parallel
• 24-7 Simple Agent to Request Garbage Collection
• 24-8 Agent to Support a Grid-Wide Request and Response Model
• 24-9 Printing the Results from a Grid-Wide Request or Response
• 24-10 Stateful Agent Operations
• 24-11 Using a Work Manager
• 25-1 Example MapTriggerListener Configuration
• 25-2 A MapTriggerListener Registering a MapTrigger with a Named Cache
• 25-3 A MapTrigger Class
• 25-4 Calling a MapTrigger and Passing it to a Named Cache
• 26-1 A Command-Line Query Exercise
• 27-1 Applying Locking Operations on a Cache
• 27-2 Concurrency Control without Using EntryProcessors
• 27-3 Concurrency Control Using EntryProcessors
• 27-4 Example Transactional Cache Definition
• 27-5 Performing an Auto-Commit Transaction
• 27-6 Performing a Non Auto-Commit Transaction
• 27-7 Transaction Across Multiple Caches
• 27-8 Entry Processor for Extend Client Transaction
• 27-9 Performing a Transaction When Using CMT
• 27-10 Performing a User-Controlled Transaction
• 27-11 Using the CacheAdapter Class When Using coherence-transaction.rar
• 27-12 Using the CacheAdapter Class When Using coherence-tx.rar
• 28-1 Creating a Key Association
• 28-2 A Custom KeyAssociator
• 28-3 Configuring a Key Associator
• 28-4 Using Affinity for a More Efficient Query
• 29-1 Sample Task Time and Task Hung Configuration
• 29-2 Sample Client Request Timeout Configuration
• 29-3 Exception Thrown by a TaskTimeout
• 31-1 Implementing a Custom Eviction Policy
• 31-2 Custom Eviction Policy in a coherence-cache-config.xml File
• A-1 Configuration for Two Well-Known-Addresses
• E-1 Writing a 32-bit Integer Value to an Octet Stream
• E-2 Reading a 32-bit Integer Value from an Octet Stream
• E-3 Writing a Character Value to an Octet Stream
• E-4 Reading a Character Value from an Octet Stream