Re: spymemcached + kestrel

2010-04-26 Thread dennis zhuang
hi, xmemcached supports takling with kestrel,please see http://code.google.com/p/xmemcached/wiki/Getting_Started#Talk_with_Kestrel 2010/4/27 Adam Lee > I know this isn't exactly the list for this, but does anybody out there > have experience using Kestrel with the Spy client? If so, can you pl

Java memcached client--xmemcached 1.3.6 released

2012-03-18 Thread dennis zhuang
Hi,all I am pleased to announce that java memcached client--xmemcached has released 1.3.6,highlights: 1. Fixed issues,includes: issue 161 , issue 163 , issue 165

{ANN} Xmemcached 1.3.8 released.

2012-07-16 Thread dennis zhuang
Hi,all I am pleased to announce that xmemcached 1.3.8 released,it's is a high performance, easy to use multithreaded memcached client for java. 1.3.8 main highlights: 1).Implemented touch command for text protocol.And now you can use touch method both in text or binary protocol. 2).Added a n

Re: Is it possible to track keys stored inside a Server

2012-10-15 Thread dennis zhuang
You can wrap the MemcachededSessionLocator(default implementation is ArrayMemcachedSessionLocator), and log the chosen session. 2012/10/15 Kiran Kumar > Hi , > > I am using Xmemcached-1.3.5 configured in two servers , for our high > traffic website . > > Some snippet of code inside my Applicati

Re: Memcached client being shutdown if Xmemcached is stopped

2012-11-16 Thread dennis zhuang
Have you do something hot redeploy? 2012/11/16 Ravi > I am using xmmecache 1.3.8 version , sometimes in logs i am getting the > below error . > > > > *net.rubyeye.xmemcached.exception.MemcachedException: Xmemcached is > stopped* > * at > net.rubyeye.xmemcached.XMemcachedClient.sendCommand(XMemca

{ANN} Xmemcached 1.4.1 released.

2013-03-01 Thread dennis zhuang
Hi,all I released xmemcached 1.4.1 last night,it's an opensource memcached client for java. The release has some small changes: 1. Fixed log error that would be confused. 2. Fixed ClassNotFoundException when deserializing in some web containers. You can download it from : https://code

Xmemcached 1.4.2 releases.

2013-07-19 Thread dennis zhuang
Hi,all. The java opensource client for memcached -- xmemcachedreleases 1.4.2, main highlights: 1.Upgrade the slf4j to 1.7.5 version. 2.Supports delete items with CAS value in binary protocol. 3.Make reactor threads to be daemon,they can be exit with JVM righ

{ANN} Xmemcached 1.4.3 release.

2013-10-27 Thread dennis zhuang
Xmemcached is an opensource java client for memcached,it release 1.4.3 today,the release note is at: https://code.google.com/p/xmemcached/wiki/ReleaseNotes You can use it by maven: com.googlecode.xmemcached xmemcached 1.4.3 Or download it from: https://code.google.com

Xmemcached 2.0.0 release.

2014-04-27 Thread dennis zhuang
I am pleased to announce that xmemcached 2.0.0 releases.It's a high performance, easy to use blocking multithreaded memcached client in java. Main highlights: - Performance tweaks,10% improved for text protocol in my benchmark. - Fixed getStats could not work with cache dump,thanks to macha

Re: A new memcached client for java and a benchmark between java clients.

2009-06-07 Thread dennis zhuang
I must add it that xmemcached use spymemcached's transcoder. 2009/6/7 dennis > XMemcached is a high performance, easy to use blocking multithreaded > memcached client in java. > It's nio based (using my nio framework :yanf4j), and was carefully > tuned to get top performance. > Xmemcached main f

Re: A new memcached client for java and a benchmark between java clients.

2009-06-12 Thread dennis zhuang
hi Dustin Spymemcached is a great project. I wrote xmemcached,beacause i want to add/remove memcached server dynamically while running the application and statistics the memcached client .At futhermore,I think a synchronization api is more easily to use. 2009/6/8 Dustin > > > On Jun 7, 8:51 a

Re: Memcached 1.2.8 performance with Whalin, Spy client variants.

2009-12-09 Thread dennis zhuang
If your stored data is small,i think you may try xmemcached, http://code.google.com/p/xmemcached/ 2009/12/10 Adam Lee > Spy performs *much* better for us, but our needs might be different > from yours. We're running in a _highly_ concurrent environment-- most > of our front-end machines are 32