Hello!
I have a timing issue. Sometimes I am unable to read the cache on failover. In
the code that runs just after failover that gets triggered when a node gets
made the new cluster loader, I read the cache but I get null back. I look in
the cache afterwards and all the data is there.
To be
Hi!
I would like to know wheter nodeVisited is called before the lock is acuqired
or after. I want to implement a simple deadlock detection warning and it would
be nice to have both before and after visit notifications.
Ranga
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Hi!
Is an application allowed to directly lock and unlock nodes or should that be
the sole responsibility of the transaction manager?
Thanks
Ranga
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Hi
I'd like a little clarification on the difference between get and peek. The doc
says peek does not visit the node. Does this mean that there's no locking when
peek is used?
Thanks
Ranga
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Rep
I understand things better in terms of locking and locking strength rather than
consistency modles. Is there a paper that relates the tree locking protocol
with the consistency model.
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Ranga
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Ben
There are various ways in which to reduce network traffic. One such way that is
commonly used is code shipping.
Using AOP, watch each cached object. Say you update a data value in a cache
dobject. You can generate some code that makes the updates in the same order on
all the replicated nod
