Hello Alexei, Thanks again for your time,
by a lot more compact I mean that a object like:
Entity entity = Entity
.build()
.withId("12345")
.withField("value field")
.withOtherField(33)
.build();
using java.io serialization is 237 bytes, while a BinaryObject is only 58,
so thats what I ment by "more compact" .
I am trying to create a CacheStore that stores the objects as binaries,
possibly using HBase, or something else that stores byte[].
This is mostly investigating, as I am very curious to create a cache with a
'big data' backing store, and though this would be a good opportunity to
improve my Ignite knowledge, I came from the Coherence world.
Hope that makes a little more sense. I don't want to store the objects in
the cache as byte[], only in the CacheStore, and the data should only be
accessed though the cache.
Thanks.
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