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Cache Configuration Elements (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
section provides a listing of the elements that can be used in a cache configuration. In addition, it describes the deployment descriptor file in which they appear. This section contains the following information: Cache Configuration Deployment Descriptor Use the cache configuration deployment descriptor to specify the various ...
Cache Semantics (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
Use Coherence caches to cache value objects. These objects may represent data from any source, either internal (suchas session data, transient data, and so on) or external (such as a database, mainframe, and so on). Objects placed in the cache must be serializable ...
Configuring a Near Cache for C++ Clients (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
section describes the Near Cache as it pertains to Coherence for C\ clients. For a complete discussion of the concepts behind a Near Cache, its configuration, and ways to keep it in sync with the back tier see Near Cache Near Cache in the User Guide Coherence 3.4 ...
Create and Use Coherence Caches (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
simplest and most flexible way to create caches in Coherence is to use the cache configuration descriptor to define attributes and names for your application's or cluster's caches, and to instantiate the caches in your application code referring to them by name that matches the names or patterns as defined ...
How can I restrict a Coherence*Extend client's access to a cache? (Coherence FAQ)
attached example security.jar demonstrates how to authenticate a CoherenceExtend client and pass the client's identity to the cluster, where it is used to enforce entitlements on a target {{NamedCache}}. The attached JAR file includes both .NET and Java sample clients. A CoherenceExtend client authenticates ...
Local Cache (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
While it is not a clustered service, the Coherence local cache implementation is often used in combination with various Coherence clustered cache services. The Coherence local cache is just that: a cache that is local to (completely contained within) a particular cluster node. There are several attributes of the local ...
Manage an Object Model (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
Keywords: Domain Object Model, Entity Relationship Management, Object Graph Overview This document describes best practices for managing an object model whose state is managed in a collection of Coherence named caches. Given a set of entity classes, and a set ...
Pre-Loading the Cache (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
section describes different patterns you can use to preload the cache. The patterns include bulk loading and distributed loading. Performing Bulk Loading and Processing The attached example, PagedQuery.java PreLoading the CachePagedQuery.java demonstrates techniques for efficiently bulk loading and processing ...
Query the Cache for C++ Clients (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
Coherence can perform queries and indexes against currently cached data that meets a given set of criteria. Queries and indexes can be simple, employing filters packaged with Coherence, or they can be run against multivalue attributes such as collections and arrays. This section contains ...
Using Coherence as the Hibernate L2 Cache (Coherence 3.4 User Guide)
Coherence can be used as the L2 cache provider for Hibernate. This section contains the following information: Hibernate and Caching Hibernate supports three primary forms of caching: Session cache L2 cache Query cache The Session cache is responsible for caching records ...