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>> What exactly are you trying to do? What's the use case?
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Hi,
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Hi, all!.
I've tried to add a CacheInterceptor to Apache Ignite cache. It works fine
on server nodes, but when i am trying to access cache("get" operation) from
a client node interceptor is invoked localy (on a client node). Is there
any way to make it work only on server node, before sending
