Mario,
Although client discovery is in code it has never been announced. It will
be dropped in the upcoming release and client mode will appear for ordinary
tcp disco.
As far as reconnection - you raised a very good question. It is currently
under development in new API and will be available
I think the most straightforward and easy way would be to use resource
injection. Simply declare an Ignite field in your task/job classes and
annotate it with @IgniteInstanceResource. The corresponding instance of
Ignite will be injected upon task/job execution. You can check
MessagingExample for
Artem,
Thanks for your help.
my ignite.xml :
ignite.xml
http://apache-ignite-users.70518.x6.nabble.com/file/n501/ignite.xml
ini file :
none yet; i'm still trying to start a node directly from the visor command
line with the 'start' command. once i can do this, i will then try using a
-f
What version of Java are you using?
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SQL grammar and limitations are fully defined by the H2 SQL rules as Ignite
uses H2 as the underlying SQL engine:
http://www.h2database.com/html/grammar.html#condition
For your case something like SELECT * FORM Table WHERE column REGEXP
'^abc' should work. The documentation says that regular
Does anyone know what the Ignite capabilities are regarding SQL and Regular
Expressions?
Specifically, I am trying to do an SQLFieldQuery based on 2 fields where I
would like the text to start with a sequence of characters. In regular SQL
speak, this can be done using the '^' character at the
Hi,
I have a server node that creates an IgniteQueue. But I cannot seem to get a
client node to access the server queue.
Server node :
1. ignite.queue(queue, 1000, new CollectionConfiguration()); // default
CollectionConfiguration
Client node :
1. IgniteConfiguration.setClientMode(true);
Isaeed, priority queue and sorted structures are no supported at the moment.
As far as your approach - it should work. However, let me think a bit and
come back to you in a couple of days.
--Yakov
2015-06-15 16:39 GMT+03:00 Isaeed Mohanna isae...@gmail.com:
Hi
I need a Distributed sorted
Alex,
You can use S3 IP finder for such deployment. Please note that nodes from
AWS should be able to connect to private network as well as private nodes
should be able to connect to AWS. This can be solved via VPN.
Please also take a look at org.apache.ignite.configuration.AddressResolver.
May
