Hi,
Do you have an MRE on github or elsewhere I can reproduce it?
-Roman
On Thursday, May 12, 2016 3:23 AM, kajzur wrote:
Hi,
thank, now it's working, but now I have other problem.
All is working but my session isn't saved. I have HttpSession object and in
one servler setting an attr
Correct, evicted data can be loaded from a cache using cache.get/getAll like
methods. However note that if you run a SQL query and there is some evicted
data in a persistent storage then it won’t be considered because SQL engine
doesn’t trigger the storage for data loading.
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Denis
> On May 1
> Why it is not possible with on heap ?
Well-known garbage collectors that are available in Oracle/Open/IBM JDKs works
not to nice with heaps of size > 20 GB on high-performant applications like the
ones that are built on top of Ignite. The reason is that stop-the-world pauses
can become lengt
Could it be because of the cache store implementation classes I use? That
some of them trigger this exception?
I will try the latest nightly build you've mentioned, and report you about
the results.
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Hi,
thank, now it's working, but now I have other problem.
All is working but my session isn't saved. I have HttpSession object and in
one servler setting an attr and in other servler I trying to get this attr
and it's not there. I checked in debugger - my session is WebSession from
ingniter.
Ok,
so eviction policy allows configure what data should be dropped out from
cache. If it is need to get dropped data, they will be loaded from datastore
(for example postgresql).
1. Eviction policy protect against out of memory (data always may be loaded
to cache). Am I ok ?
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Thanks for your answer, nevertheless I still don't understand.
I know that nodes in ignite are launched in jvm.
It seems to me that off heap make it possible to cache large dataset (such
large as RAM). Why it is not possible with on heap ?
Why off heap is faster than two others layers ?
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Hello,
I am caching underlying database. These data contains: CountryID, TID.
Is it possible to use affinity collocation in following way:
1. Rows with the same CountryID are on the same cache node.
2. Rows with the same CounryID and TID (as second priority) are loaded on
the same cache node
Hello Ravi,
Have experience around three-four years using java usually enough.
Also experience in using Spring xml will help, but much more important
understanding multithreading environment, patterns and approach.
I think you cope.
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Hi! Thank you for your reply!
I installed Maven 3.3.9 to c:\Program Files\Maven, set M2_HOME environment
variable and add bin to PATH.
I downloaded the latest Ignite (C:\Ignite), add IGNITE_HOME and create a
project from 'examples/pom.xml', but I still see the error that dependancy
is not Found.
I
Hi Vladimir,
The warning message disappeared. However, there are some other abnormal
behavior occurred.
My first observation is that, the client side keeps running without doing any
write through actions to the database;
Second, I cannot get into the cmd interface to check cache or node informat
H Kevin,
Does it lead to any problems with application? If yes, please describe your
observations and provide thread dump of the node.
Vladimir.
On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 11:16 AM, Zhengqingzheng
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> When I tried to run an writethrough example, I got the following error
> mess
Hello @zshamrock
I cannot reproduce your issue. Possible that problem is already fixed.
Please try to reproduce it on latest nightly build:
http://ignite.apache.org/community/contribute.html#nightly-builds.
If problem is still reproduced please provide your grid configuration.
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Thanks Denis.
I think we should try this. Is there an C++ API we could use to get the
ignite client node instance from the grid to run SQL queries?
Thanks,
Arthi
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Hi there,
When I tried to run an writethrough example, I got the following error message
from log file:
[15:29:48,902][WARNING][main][GridCachePartitionExchangeManager] Still waiting
for initial partition map exchange [fut=GridDhtPartitionsExchangeFuture
[dummy=false, forcePreload=false, reassi
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