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    XML-RPC – Examples

    • Post author:k A
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
    • Post category:XML-RPC
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    To demonstrate XML-RPC, we're going to create a server that uses Java to process XML-RPC messages, and we will create a Java client to call procedures on that server. The…

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    Hazelcast – Data Structures

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
    • Post category:Hazelcast
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    java.util.the concurrent package provides data structures such as AtomicLong, CountDownLatch, ConcurrentHashMap, etc. which are useful when you have more than one thread reading/writing data to the data structure. But to…

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    Hazelcast – Setting up multi-node instances

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
    • Post category:Hazelcast
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    Given that Hazelcast is a distributed IMDG and typically is set up on multiple machines, it requires access to the internal/external network. The most important use-case being the discovery of…

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    Hazelcast – Configuration

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
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    Hazelcast supports programmatic as well as XML-based configuration. However, it is the XML configuration that is heavily used in production, given its ease of use. But XML configuration internally uses…

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    Hazelcast – First Application

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
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    Hazelcast can be run in isolation (single node) or multiple nodes can be run to form a cluster. Let us first try starting a single instance. Single Instance Example Now,…

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    XML-RPC – Fault Format

    • Post author:k A
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
    • Post category:XML-RPC
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    XML-RPC faults are a type of responses. If there was a problem in processing a XML-RPC request, the methodResponse element will contain a fault element instead of a params element. The fault…

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    Hazelcast – Setup

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
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    Hazelcast requires Java 1.6 or above. Hazelcast can also be used with .NET, C++, or other JVM-based languages like Scala and Clojure. However, for this tutorial, we are going to…

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    Adobe InDesign CC – Nest Objects

    • Post author:K Z
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
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    Nesting frames offers a lot of possibilities to create some good effects and the nesting can continue even further. In this example, we will nest the image in polygons to…

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    Hazelcast – Introduction

    • Post author:B D
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
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    Distributed In-memory Data Grid A data grid is a superset to distributed cache. Distributed cache is typically used only for storing and retrieving key-value pairs which are spread across caching…

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    XML-RPC – Response Format

    • Post author:k A
    • Post published:August 21, 2021
    • Post category:XML-RPC
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    Responses are much like requests, with a few extra twists. If the response is successful - the procedure was found, executed correctly, and returned results - then the XML-RPC response…

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