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Content with label basics in XAP 6.0 Documentation (See content from all spaces)
Related Labels:
take
, notify
, javaspaces
, workflow
, space
, entry
, patterns
, product-xap-60
, read
, write
, administration
, extensions
, outrigger
, jini
, interoperability
About Entries
An Entry is a typed set of objects, each of which may be tested for exact match with a template. Entries and Templates Entries are designed to be used in distributed algorithms for which exactmatch lookup semantics are useful. An Entry is a typed set of objects, each ...
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About Jini
Jini is an open architecture that allows the implementation of network services One such service is JavaSpaces. Overview About Jini Jini is both an architecture and a technology, as explained in the following definition. Jini is a network architecture for the construction of distributed systems where scale ...
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About Space Operations
description of Entries, templates, the four primary kinds of operations write, read, take, and notify, and the {{UpdateModifiers.UPDATEORWRITE}} modifier. Overview There are four primary kinds of operations that you can invoke on a JavaSpaces service. Each operation has parameters that are Entries, including some ...
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Moving From Outrigger to GigaSpaces
How to migrate from Outrigger with no recompilation or redeployment of code to clients. Overview In general, migrating from one implementation of a Jini service interface to another should be easy and transparent to applications. This is one of the key edges of Jini. Since both Outrigger and GigaSpaces ...
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Space Administration API
Allows applications to start and stop a space; get status, statistics, and cluster mode; and shutdown a container. Overview GigaSpaces provides various administration APIs that allow you to control the space, get space status, statistics, cluster mode, start and stop ...
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Typical JavaSpaces Workflow
How an application allocates a space and then uses the space to share information with another application. A Typical UseCase The space server provides an elegant and practical approach to solving common scenarios in today's increasingly networked world. Distributed, collaborative, and parallel ...
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Label: basics
