Thanks for the inputs.It is really helpful.
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Hello!
It is usually enough to include just the POJO files and their direct
dependencies.
Regards,
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вс, 24 мая 2020 г. в 22:11, nithin91 <
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Can anyone please help me with your inputs
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Hi
Thanks for the inputs.
I have few queries.
For example i have few caches which have custom key a JAVA POJO Class and
custom Value which is also a JAVA POJO Class.Currently i am unable to do
Cache.invoke and Cache.invokeall operations with peer class loading(i.e
facing class Not Found Exceptio
Hi,
To explicitly deploy classes copy them to the libs dir. (located in
$IGNITE_HOME\libs)
Ignite takes the jars from the libs dir and puts them into the classpath.
Your classes need to be in the classpath.
Use jinfo or Visual VM to look at the classpath of the running java
ignite pro
Hi
Can any let me know whether should i deploy my Ignite Project developed in
UNIX in each and every node.If Yes, then should it be deployed on the bin
folder shipped with ignite or can it be kept in any folder.
Currently we are following steps
1. We created a bean file which has all the cach
