Re: Ignite Remote Caching

[vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>]

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abhishek dutta gupta wrote
> I have query on how we can access multiple nodes in cluster in Ignite in
> localhost and post some values by Java client through Remote Cache i.e. My
> remote cache will exist in different JVM instances rather than my client?

You just start a client node and use it to access data on server nodes. But
why do you need multiple nodes on the same host in the first place?


abhishek dutta gupta wrote
> Secondly how we can do affinity of Ignite from Java client?

What exactly do you mean by this? Generally, this is done automatically by
Ignite. I.e., if you do a cache operation, it will go to primary node, there
is nothing you need to do to force this.


abhishek dutta gupta wrote
> Thirdly can we inject any custom code while doing Indexing in Ignite? I
> have a map object inside an entity and I want to index a particular map
> value , can we write some java code here?

No, you can't do this. You need to store map value in a separate table and
create one-to-many relationship, similar to relational DB.





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