I see, Thank you so mush :)
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> 2020. 5. 26. 오후 7:04, Alex Plehanov 작성:
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> Hello,
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> By thick client I mean "not by thin client" (sorry for the confusion), i.e.
> by client node, by server node, by xml configuration, etc.
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> вт, 26 мая 2020 г. в 12:49, kay :
>> Thank
Hello,
By thick client I mean "not by thin client" (sorry for the confusion), i.e.
by client node, by server node, by xml configuration, etc.
вт, 26 мая 2020 г. в 12:49, kay :
> Thank you so much for reply.
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> I used xml config file for cache Expirypolicy at server node
> like
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Thank you so much for reply.
I used xml config file for cache Expirypolicy at server node
like
it is thick client define?
what is exactly think client mean?
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Hello,
On server-side there is property ExpiryPolicyFactory (not just
ExporyPolicy). Factory, in general, can return different expiry policy
values for each call, so there is no common way to convert factory class to
policy class, except some predefined factory implementations which always
return
Hello, I got ClientCacheConfiguration in my application with java thin client
like
ClientCache cache = igniteClient.cache("CACHE_NAME");
ClientCacheConfiguration test = cache.getConfiguration();
There is ExpiryPolicy in 'CACHE_NAME'.
but I got null for test.getExpiryPolicy()
I found
