Hi, I'm looking for advice on what is currently possible in terms of using continuous queries.
We're developing a server application that makes use of several joins (using SqlFieldsQuery) across several caches to return results. We'd like to be able to implement some means to return (asynchronously) updates to clients if the caches get updated. Continuous queries allow us to listen to updates but we can't really run our sql within them. We'd need to react to an update with an extra SqlFieldsQuery (after we listened to the update). There was some discussion about implementing materialised views, http://apache-ignite-developers.2346864.n4.nabble.com/Using-materialised-views-for-queries-with-joins-td35197.html although it doesn't appear to have had any traction. Is there a best way of doing this? We can issue our query periodically or do the above two-step process but we're just trying to understand if there's something else we should consider. Kind regards, Goncalo
