It depends on what you assume under a spring bean.
If that's an entity of a Spring framework such as Controller, Repository or
Entity, then you don't need to register anything with Ignite. Use those
Spring annotations throughout your application and have your Controllers &
Repositories access an
Hello,
Does the ignite operate on a spring framework basis?
Can I register a spring controller in classpath at server remote node and
use it?(using component , like @Controller)
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Hello,
I apologize for sent a lot of e-mails with the same content.
I also show your answer on Stack Overflow.
I just configure start in xml file like this
and There are caches and dataregions.
I execute ignite.sh config.xml &
What should I configure for registering spring bean??
Hello!
You have already sent a lot of e-mails with the same content.
Please avoid sending more of these.
As I have told you on Stack Overflow, Ignite is not a distributed Spring :)
it will not register any spring components, but can re-use spring context
and make beans from it available to
Hello,
Does the Apache Ignite operate on a spring framework basis?
Can I register a spring controller in classpath at server remote node and
use it?
(using component scan, like @Controller)
Thank you
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Does the ignite operate on a spring framework basis?
Can I register a spring controller in classpath at server node and use
it?(using component scan, like @Controller)
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