I can actually pass on the map from getAll() for further processing. With best regards, Ashish
On Tue, Jul 28, 2020, 9:52 PM aashish choudhary < aashish.choudha...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Is there any geode api which can populate geode client side LOCAL region > at the application startup?. We are not using spring data geode just plain > geode api. > > The use case is to avoid network hop for some region calls for which data > is static in nature and can be loaded from the geode server side at the > application startup. > > This is what I have tried. > > 1. Create client cache region with client region shortcut as LOCAL. > 2. There is a server side region from which I will first get all keys > using keySetOnServer() then will do getAll from the server side region. And > this server side region is used in Functions also so cannot remove it from > the server side. > 3. Once I have the server side data in the client cache I can do putAll() > on the local region. > This is working if I just create a simple Java main class for testing > purposes but surprisingly when I tried to do the same thing with > application startup(akka-http application) it failed with > RegionDestroyedException saying Local region not found but it is > actually created on client side. I can see it in the debugging mode. I > don't know why it fails at application startup but the same code works fine > for simple Java main class. > > Are there any alternative ways of doing the same thing or am I doing > something wrong? > I ended up creating the CACHING_PROXY_HEAP_LRU region for the same thing > as the data is static in nature and hardly changes(only 4k records) but was > hoping if i can hydrate the local cache region at startup. > > With Best Regards, > Ashish >
