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AbstractMultiplexingBackingMapListener Class Listing (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Backing events are returned from replicated caches in readable Java format. However, backing MapListener events returned from distributed caches are in internal Coherence format. To return readable backing MapListener events from distributed caches, implement the {{AbstractMultiplexingBackingMapListener ...

Automatically manage dynamic cluster membership (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Coherence manages cluster membership, automatically adding new servers to the cluster when they start up and automatically detecting their departure when they are shut down or fail. Applications have full access to this information, and can sign up to receive event notifications ...

Deliver events for changes as they occur (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Coherence provides cache events using the JavaBean Event model. It is extremely simple to receive the events that you need, where you need them, regardless of where the changes are actually occurring in the cluster. Developers with any experience with the JavaBean model will have ...

Deliver events for changes as they occur (C++) (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Coherence provides cache events. It is extremely simple to receive the events that you need, where you need them, regardless of where the changes are actually occurring in the cluster. This section contains the following information: Listener interface and Event object In the event model ...

Overview for Implementors (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) section is targeted at software developers and architects who need a very quick overview of Coherence features. This document outlines product capabilities, usage possibilities, and provides a brief overview of how one would go about implementing particular features. This document ...

Perform Continuous Query for C++ Clients (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) cqc While Coherence provides the ability to obtain a point in time query result from a Coherence cache Query the Cache for C Clients and the ability to receive events that would change the result of that query Deliver events for changes as they occur (C), it also ...

Real Time Client - RTC (Coherence 3.4 User Guide) Coherence Real Time Client provides secure and scalable access from client applications into a Coherence Data Grid. Coherence RTC extends the Data Grid to the Desktop, providing the same core API as the rest of the Coherence product line. As of Coherence 3.2 ...