Manik Surtani wrote:
2) Remote (proxy) access to a given cache. Something like:
Cache c = new CacheProxy(currentInstance, addressToProxyTo);
so that you could query any caches (coordinators, or all caches
in the case of BR) you care about, about their "interesting" roots and
children.
I'm guessing everything you need in c, d and f can be achieved with
proxy access described above?
So I'm now the callback hasn't changed, and still looks like:
void handleMerge(Cache currentInstance, List<Address>
mergedMembership, List<Address>... subpartitionMemberships);
NB: CacheProxy does not exist as yet. It is something we need for
Partitioning (JBCACHE-60), so I thought it may make sense here.
Are proxies something we could do before Data Partitioning *in case we
decide to do merging first* ? In what respect are those proxies
different from a remote cache loader ? Do you envisage RCLs to use
proxies once proxies are in place ?
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Bela Ban
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