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Lillehammer, Norway A public symposium in Norway this week will showcase the benefits to scientific research of more than a decade's investment in free, open access to large volumes of data on the occurrence of species over time and across the planet.
Eight researchers will present their work making use of data accessed through the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), which organizes an annual science symposium alongside its governing board meeting, taking place this year in Lillehammer.
The symposium's title is GBIF at work biodiversity data at the service of science and society, and a major focus is the use of data from observations and natural history collections to help predict the impacts of climate change on species and ecosystems. Several speakers will also highlight research based on data about biodiversity from the Arctic, projected to be especially vulnerable to the changing climate.
The chair of the GBIF Science Committee, Leonard Krishtalka of the University of Kansas, commented: "Collectively, the presentations demonstrate the remarkable scope and breadth of research that have incorporated and deployed data mobilized through GBIF.
"As important is how the research is helping to answer some of the critical environmental questions facing our generation: how will climate change affect biodiversity? How do we reconcile human managed systems with sustaining critical ecosystem functions?"
The symposium will open with a presentation from Nathan Swenson of Michigan State University, winner of the 2012 Ebbe Nielsen Prize, an award of 30,000 made annually to a scientist in a GBIF Participant country making novel use of biosystematics and biodiversity informatics.
Swenson will show how large, integrated online databases are helping to transform the way we understand the functions developed by world's plants, and how they may be affected by global change.
Other presentations at the symposium will include:
The GBIF Science Symposium takes place from 9am to 5pm on Wednesday 19 September at Lillehammer University College, Gudbrandsdalsvegen 350, N-2624, Lillehammer, Norway. Press and the public are welcome to attend, and admission is free.
The full symposium programme can be accessed at http://gb19.gbif.org/GB19/symposium.html The proceedings will be published at a later date.
For more information please contact:
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The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) was established by governments in 2001 to encourage free and open access to biodiversity data, via the Internet. Through a global network of 57 countries and 47 organizations, GBIF promotes and facilitates the mobilization, access, discovery and use of information about the occurrence of organisms over time and across the planet.
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General Instructions
Configuring and using Coherence for .NET requires five basic steps:
- Configure Coherence*Extend on both the client and on one or more JVMs within the cluster.
- Configure a POF context on the client and on all of the JVMs within the cluster that are running the Coherence*Extend clustered service.
- Implement the .NET client application using the Coherence for .NET API.
- Make sure the Coherence cluster is up and running.
- Launch the .NET client application.
The following sections describe each of these steps in detail.
Configuring Coherence*Extend
To configure Coherence*Extend, you need to add the appropriate configuration elements to both the cluster and client-side cache configuration descriptors. The cluster-side cache configuration elements instruct a Coherence DefaultCacheServer to start a Coherence*Extend clustered service that will listen for incoming TCP/IP requests from Coherence*Extend clients. The client-side cache configuration elements are used by the client library to determine the IP address and port of one or more servers in the cluster that are running the Coherence*Extend clustered service so that it can connect to the cluster. It also contains various connection-related parameters, such as connection and request timeouts.
Configuring Coherence*Extend in the Cluster
In order for a Coherence*Extend client to connect to a Coherence cluster, one or more DefaultCacheServer JVMs within the cluster must run a TCP/IP Coherence*Extend clustered service. To configure a DefaultCacheServer to run this service, a proxy-scheme element with a child tcp-acceptor element must be added to the cache configuration descriptor used by the DefaultCacheServer. For example:
This cache configuration descriptor defines two clustered services, one that allows remote Coherence*Extend clients to connect to the Coherence cluster over TCP/IP and a standard Partitioned cache service. Since this descriptor is used by a DefaultCacheServer, it is important that the autostart configuration element for each service is set to true so that clustered services are automatically restarted upon termination. The proxy-scheme element has a tcp-acceptor child element which includes all TCP/IP-specific information needed to accept client connection requests over TCP/IP.
The Coherence*Extend clustered service configured above will listen for incoming requests on the localhost address and port 9099. When, for example, a client attempts to connect to a Coherence cache called "dist-extend", the Coherence*Extend clustered service will proxy subsequent requests to the NamedCache with the same name which, in this example, will be a Partitioned cache.
Configuring Coherence*Extend on the Client
A Coherence*Extend client uses the information within an initiator-config cache configuration descriptor element to connect to and communicate with a Coherence*Extend clustered service running within a Coherence cluster. For example:
This cache configuration descriptor defines a caching scheme that connects to a remote Coherence cluster. The remote-cache-scheme element has a tcp-initiator child element which includes all TCP/IP-specific information needed to connect the client with the Coherence*Extend clustered service running within the remote Coherence cluster.
When the client application retrieves a named cache via the CacheFactory using, for example, the name "dist-extend", the Coherence*Extend client will connect to the Coherence cluster via TCP/IP (using the address "localhost" and port 9099) and return a INamedCache implementation that routes requests to the NamedCache with the same name running within the remote cluster. Note that the remote-addresses configuration element can contain multiple socket-address child elements. The Coherence*Extend client will attempt to connect to the addresses in a random order, until either the list is exhausted or a TCP/IP connection is established.
Connection Error Detection and Failover
When a Coherence*Extend client service detects that the connection between the client and cluster has been severed (for example, due to a network, software, or hardware failure), the Coherence*Extend client service implementation (i.e. ICacheService or IInvocationService) will raise a MemberEventType.Left event (via the MemberEventHandler delegate) and the service will be stopped. If the client application attempts to subsequently use the service, the service will automatically restart itself and attempt to reconnect to the cluster. If the connection is successful, the service will raise a MemberEventType.Joined event; otherwise, a fatal exception will be thrown to the client application.
A Coherence*Extend service has several mechanisms for detecting dropped connections. Some mechanisms are inherit to the underlying protocol (i.e. TCP/IP in Extend-TCP), whereas others are implemented by the service itself. The latter mechanisms are configured via the outgoing-message-handler configuration element.
The primary configurable mechanism used by a Coherence*Extend client service to detect dropped connections is a request timeout. When the service sends a request to the remote cluster and does not receive a response within the request timeout interval (see <request-timeout>), the service assumes that the connection has been dropped. The Coherence*Extend client and clustered services can also be configured to send a periodic heartbeat over the connection (see <heartbeat-interval> and <heartbeat-timeout>). If the service does not receive a response within the configured heartbeat timeout interval, the service assumes that the connection has been dropped.
Configuring a POF Context
Coherence caches are used to cache value objects. Enabling .NET clients to successfully communicate with a Coherence JVM requires a platform-independent serialization format that allows both .NET clients and Coherence JVMs (including Coherence*Extend Java clients) to properly serialize and deserialize value objects stored in Coherence caches. The Coherence for .NET client library and Coherence*Extend clustered service use a serialization format known as Portable Object Format (POF). POF allows value objects to be encoded into a binary stream in such a way that the platform and language origin of the object is irrelevant.
POF supports all common .NET and Java types out-of-the-box. Any custom .NET and Java class can also be serialized to a POF stream; however, there are additional steps required to do so:
- Create a .NET class that implements the IPortableObject interface.
- Create a matching Java class that implements the PortableObject interface in the same way.
- Register your custom .NET class on the client.
- Register your custom Java class on each of the servers running the Coherence*Extend clustered service.
Once these steps are complete, you can cache your custom .NET classes in a Coherence cache in the same way as a built-in data type. Additionally, you will be able to retrieve, manipulate, and store these types from a Coherence or Coherence*Extend JVM using the matching Java classes.
Creating an IPortableObject Implementation (.NET)
Each class that implements IPortableObject is capable of self-serializing and deserializing its state to and from a POF data stream. This is achieved in the ReadExternal (deserialize) and WriteExternal (serialize) methods. Conceptually, all user types are composed of zero or more indexed values (properties) which are read from and written to a POF data stream one by one. The only requirement for a portable class, other than the need to implement the IPortableObject interface, is that it must have a default constructor which will allow the POF deserializer to create an instance of the class during deserialization.
Here is an example of a user-defined portable class:
Creating a PortableObject Implementation (Java)
An implementation of the portable class in Java is very similar to the one in .NET from the example above:
Registering Custom Types on the .NET Client
Each POF user type is represented within the POF stream as an integer value. As such, POF requires an external mechanism that allows a user type to be mapped to its encoded type identifier (and visa versa). This mechanism uses an XML configuration file to store the mapping information. For example:
There are few things to note:
- Type identifiers for your custom types should start from 1001 or higher, as the numbers below 1000 are reserved for internal use.
- You need not specify a fully-qualified type name within the class-name element. The type and assembly name is enough.
Once you have configured mappings between type identifiers and your custom types, you must configure Coherence for .NET to use them by adding a serializer element to your cache configuration descriptor. Assuming that user type mappings from the example above are saved into my-dotnet-pof-config.xml, you need to specify a serializer element as follows:
The ConfigurablePofContext type will be used for the POF serializer if one is not explicitly specified. It uses a default configuration file ($AppRoot/coherence-pof-config.xml) if it exists, or a specific file determined by the contents of the pof-config element in the Coherence for .NET application configuration file. For example:
See Configuring and Using the Coherence for .NET Client Library for additional details.
Registering Custom Types in the Cluster
Each Coherence node running the TCP/IP Coherence*Extend clustered service requires a similar POF configuration for the custom types in order to be able to send and receive objects of these types.
The cluster-side POF configuration file looks similar to the one we created on the client. The only difference is that instead of .NET class names, you must specify the fully qualified Java class names within the class-name element. For example, consider the following file called my-java-pof-config.xml:
Once your custom types have been added, you must configure the server to use your POF configuration when serializing objects:
Evolvable Portable User Types
PIF-POF includes native support for both forwards- and backwards-compatibility of the serialized form of portable user types. In .NET, this is accomplished by making user types implement the IEvolvablePortableObject interface instead of the IPortableObject interface. The IEvolvablePortableObject interface is a marker interface that extends bot the IPortableObject and IEvolvable interfaces. The IEvolvable inteface adds three properties to support type versioning.
An IEvolvable class has an integer version identifier n, where n >= 0. When the contents and/or semantics of the serialized form of the IEvolvable class changes, the version identifier is increased. Two versions identifiers, n1 and n2, indicate the same version if n1 == n2; the version indicated by n2 is newer than the version indicated by n1 if n2 > n1.
The IEvolvable interface is designed to support the evolution of types by the addition of data. Removal of data cannot be safely accomplished as long as a previous version of the type exists that relies on that data. Modifications to the structure or semantics of data from previous versions likewise cannot be safely accomplished as long as a previous version of the type exists that relies on the previous structure or semantics of the data.
When an IEvolvable object is deserialized, it retains any unknown data that has been added to newer versions of the type, and the version identifier for that data format. When the IEvolvable object is subsequently serialized, it includes both that version identifier and the unknown future data.
When an IEvolvable object is deserialized from a data stream whose version identifier indicates an older version, it must default and/or calculate the values for any data fields and properties that have been added since that older version. When the IEvolvable object is subsequently serialized, it includes its own version identifier and all of its data. Note that there will be no unknown future data in this case; future data can only exist when the version of the data stream is newer than the version of the IEvolvable type.
The following example demonstrates how the ContactInfo .NET type can be modified to support class evolution:
Likewise, the ContactInfo Java type can also be modified to support class evolution by implementing the EvolvablePortableObject interface:
Making Types Portable Without Modification
In some cases, it may be undesirable or impossible to modify an existing user type to make it portable. In this case, you can externalize the portable serialization of a user type by creating an implementation of the IPofSerializer in .NET and/or an implementation of the PofSerializer interface in Java. For example, an implementation of the IPofSerializer interface for the ContactInfo type would look like:
An implementation of the PofSerializer interface for the ContactInfo Java type would look similar:
To register the IPofSerializer implementation for the ContactInfo .NET type, specify the class name of the IPofSerializer within a serializer element under the user-type element for the ContactInfo user type in the POF configuration file:
Similarly, you can register the PofSerializer implementation for the ContactInfo Java type like so:
Configuring and Using the Coherence for .NET Client Library
To use the Coherence for .NET library in your .NET applications, you must add a reference to the Coherence.dll library in your project and create the necessary configuration files.
Creating a reference to the Coherence.dll:
- In your project go to Project->Add Reference... or right click on References in the Solution Explorer and choose Add Reference...
- In the Add Reference window that appears, choose the Browse tab and find the Coherence.dll library on your file system.
- Click OK.
Next, you must create the necessary configuration files and specify their paths in the application configuration settings. This is done by adding an application configuration file to your project (if one was not already created) and adding a Coherence for .NET configuration section (i.e. <coherence/>) to it.
Elements within the Coherence for .NET configuration section are:
- cache-factory-config - contains the path to a configuration descriptor used by the CacheFactory to configure the ConfigurableCacheFactory and Logger used by the CacheFactory.
- cache-config - contains the path to a cache configuration descriptor which contains the cache configuration described earlier (see Configuring Coherence*Extend on the Client). This cache configuration descriptor is used by the DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory.
- pof-config - contains the path to the configuration descriptor used by the ConfigurablePofContext to register custom types used by the application.
Having added these configuration files, your solution should look like:
Alternative Ways to Configure Coherence Client Library
In addition to the explicit configuration described above, Coherence provides two more ways to configure client library: by placing configuration files with well-known names into the application's base folder or programatically.
In the first case, you can simply create files with the following names and place them into your application's base directory (which, in the case of ASP.NET applications is a root directory of web application, and in case of Windows rich client application is the directory of your application's executable):
- coherence.xml, for your cache factory configuration file
- coherence-cache-config.xml, for your cache configuration file
- coherence-pof-config.xml, for your POF context configuration file
Coherence for .NET client library will automatically look for these files unless you override that behavior by specifying configuration files explicitly.
While either explicit or implicit configuration will work for a vast majority of applications, there are usage scenarios where it might be impossible to define configuration files to use in the external application configuration file or to place them into the application base directory, as that directory might not be known ahead of time. One good example of this scenario might be an Office add-in that needs to access Coherence.
In cases such as that one, you can configure Coherence programatically, by calling one of the following static methods on the CacheFactory before accessing any other CacheFactory method:
- SetCacheFactoryConfig(string resourcePath) or SetCacheFactoryConfig(IResource resource)
- SetCacheConfig(string resourcePath) or SetCacheConfig(IResource resource)
- SetPofConfig(string resourcePath) or SetPofConfig(IResource resource)
As you can see, there are two overloaded methods for each configuration file: one that accepts a resource path as a string and one that accepts an instance of an IResource. Both are described in more details in the following section.
Resource Abstraction and Resolution
In order to enable loading of configuration files from various locations, Coherence provides a resource abstraction in the form of IResource interface. The IResource interface exposes a single method, GetStream(), which should return the input stream containing the appropriate XML configuration.
Out of the box, Coherence ships with four concrete resource implementations: file resource, ASP.NET web resource, remote URL resource and assembly-embedded resource. Each of these resource types is mapped to one or more protocols, which can be used to fully qualify the resource in your configuration code.
The following table documents the mapping between various protocols and resource handlers:
|Resource Handler Type
|Provides access to files on the local or remote file system
|Provides access to files within ASP.NET application
|http or ftp
|Provides access to files on remote web or FTP servers
|assembly or asm
|Provides access to resources that are embedded into .NET assemblies
Examples of fully qualified resource paths:
assembly://Coherence/Tangosol.Config/coherence.xml (the format: assembly://<assemblyName>/<namespace>/<resourceName>)
You can specify the fully qualified resource paths both in the <coherence> configuration section elements and when using programmatic configuration. If you omit the protocol, Coherence will default it to web within ASP.NET applications, and to file in all other application types.
The CacheFactory is the entry point for Coherence for .NET client applications. The CacheFactory is a factory for INamedCache instances and provides various methods for logging. If not configured explicitly, it uses the default configuration file "coherence.xml" which is an assembly embedded resource. It is possible to override the default configuration file by adding a cache-factory-config element to the Coherence for .NET configuration section in the application configuration file and setting its value to the path of the desired configuration file.
This file contains the configuration of two components exposed by the CacheFactory via static properties:
- CacheFactory.ConfigurableCacheFactory - the IConfigurableCacheFactory implementation used by the CacheFactory to retrieve, release, and destroy INamedCache instances.
- CacheFactory.Logger - the Logger instance used to log messages and exceptions.
When you are finished using the CacheFactory (for example, during application shutdown), the CacheFactory should be shutdown via the Shutdown() method. This method terminates all services and the Logger instance.
The IConfigurableCacheFactory implementation is specified by the contents of the configurable-cache-factory-config element:
- class-name - specifies the implementation type by it's assembly qualified name.
- init-params - defines parameters used to instantiate the IConfigurableCacheFactory. Each parameter is specified via a corresponding param-type and param-value child element.
If an IConfigurableCacheFactory implementation is not defined in the configuration, the a default implementation is used (DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory).
The DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory provides a facility to access caches declared in the cache configuration descriptor described earlier (see the Client-side Cache Configuration Descriptor section). The default configuration file used by the DefaultConfigurableCacheFactory is $AppRoot/coherence-cache-config.xml, where $AppRoot is the working directory (in the case of a Windows Forms application) or the root of the application (in the case of a Web application).
If you wish to specify another cache configuration descriptor file, you can do so by adding a cache-config element to the Coherence for .NET configuration section in the application configuration file with its value set to the path of the configuration file.
The Logger is configured using the logging-config element:
- destination - determines the type of LogOutput used by the Logger. Valid values are:
- "common-logger" for Common.Logging
- "stderr" for Console.Error
- "stdout" for Console.Out
- file path if messages should be directed to a file
- severity-level - determines the log level that a message must meet or exceed in order to be logged.
- message-format - determines the log message format.
- character-limit - determines the the maximum number of characters that the logger daemon will process from the message queue before discarding all remaining messages in the queue.
The CacheFactory provides several static methods for retrieving and releasing INamedCache instances:
- GetCache(String cacheName) - retrieves an INamedCache implementation that corresponds to the NamedCache with the specified "cacheName" running within the remote Coherence cluster.
- ReleaseCache(INamedCache cache) - releases all local resources associated with the specified instance of the cache. After a cache is release, it can no longer be used.
- DestroyCache(INamedCache cache) - destroys the specified cache across the Coherence cluster.
Methods used to log messages and exceptions are:
- IsLogEnabled(int level) - determines if the Logger would log a message with the given severity level.
- Log(Exception e, int severity) - logs an exception with the specified severity level.
- Log(String message, int severity) - logs a text message with the specified severity level.
- Log(String message, Exception e, int severity) - logs a text message and an exception with the specified severity level.
Logging levels are defined by the values of the CacheFactory.LogLevel enum values (in ascending order):
- Always
- Error
- Warn
- Info
- Debug - (default log level)
- Quiet
- Max
Common.Logging is an open source library that allows you to plug in various popular open source logging libraries behind a well-defined set of interfaces. The libraries currently supported are Log4Net (versions 1.2.9 and 1.2.10) and NLog. Common.Logging is currently used by the Spring.NET framework and will likely be used in the future releases of IBatis.NET and NHibernate, so you might want to consider it if you are using one or more of these frameworks in combination with Coherence for .NET, as it will allow you to configure logging consistently throughout the application layers.
Coherence for .NET does not include the Common.Logging library. If you would like to use the "common-logger" Logger configuration, you must download the Common.Logging assembly and include a reference to it in your project. You can download the Common.Logging assemblies for both .NET 1.1 and 2.0 from the following location:
The Coherence for .NET Common.Logging Logger implementation was compiled against the signed release version of these assemblies.
The INamedCache interface extends IDictionary, so it can be manipulated in ways similar to a dictionary. Once obtained, INamedCache instances expose several properties:
- CacheName - the cache name.
- Count - the cache size.
- IsActive - determines if the cache is active (that is, it has not been released or destroyed).
- Keys - collection of all keys in the cache mappings.
- Values - collection of all values in the cache mappings.
The value for the specified key can be retreived via cache[key]. Similarly, a new value can be added, or an old value can be modified by setting this property to the new value: cache[key] = value.
The collection of cache entries can be accessed via GetEnumerator() which can be used to iterate over the mappings in the cache.
The INamedCache interface provides a number of methods used to manipulate the contents of the cache:
- Clear() - removes all the mappings from the cache.
- Contains(Object key) - determines if the cache has a mapping for the specified key.
- GetAll(ICollection keys) - returns all values mapped to the specified keys collection.
- Insert(Object key, Object value) - places a new mapping into the cache. If a mapping for the specified key already exists, its value will be overwritten by the specified value and the old value will be returned.
- Insert(Object key, Object value, long millis) - places a new mapping into the cache, but with an expiry period specified by a number of milliseconds.
- InsertAll(IDictionary dictionary) - copies all the mappings from the specified dictionary to the cache.
- Remove(Object key) - Removes the mapping for the specified key if it is present and returns the value it was mapped to.
INamedCache interface also extends the following three interfaces: IQueryCache, IObservableCache, IInvocableCache.
The IQueryCache interface exposes the ability to query a cache using various filters.
- GetKeys(IFilter filter) - returns a collection of the keys contained in this cache for entries that satisfy the criteria expressed by the filter.
- GetEntries(IFilter filter) - returns a collection of the entries contained in this cache that satisfy the criteria expressed by the filter.
- GetEntries(IFilter filter, IComparer comparer) - returns a collection of the entries contained in this cache that satisfy the criteria expressed by the filter. It is guaranteed that the enumerator will traverse the collection in the order of ascending entry values, sorted by the specified comparer or according to the natural ordering if the "comparer" is null.
Additionally, the IQueryCache interface includes the ability to add and remove indexes. Indexes are used to correlate values stored in the cache to their corresponding keys and can dramatically increase the performance of the GetKeys and GetEntries methods.
- AddIndex(IValueExtractor extractor, bool isOrdered, IComparer comparator) - adds an index to this cache that correlates the values extracted by the given IValueExtractor to the keys to the corresponding entries. Additionally, the index information can be optionally ordered.
- RemoveIndex(IValueExtractor extractor) - removes an index from this cache.
For example:
The following code would perform an efficient query of the keys of all entries that have an age property value greater or equal to 55.
IObservableCache interface enables an application to receive events when the contents of a cache changes. To register interest in change events, an application adds a Listener implementation to the cache that will receives events that include information about the event type (inserted, updated, deleted), the key of the modified entry, and the old and new values of the entry.
- AddCacheListener(ICacheListener listener) - adds a standard cache listener that will receive all events (inserts, updates, deletes) emitted from the cache, including their keys, old, and new values.
- RemoveCacheListener(ICacheListener listener) - removes a standard cache listener that was previously registered.
- AddCacheListener(ICacheListener listener, object key, bool isLite) - adds a cache listener for a specific key. If isLite is true, the events may not contain the old and new values.
- RemoveCacheListener(ICacheListener listener, object key) - removes a cache listener that was previously registered using the specified key.
- AddCacheListener(ICacheListener listener, IFilter filter, bool isLite) - adds a cache listener that receive events based on a filter evaluation. If isLite is true, the events may not contain the old and new values.
- RemoveCacheListener(ICacheListener listener, IFilter filter) - removes a cache listener that previously registered using the specified filter.
Listener registered using the filter-based method will receive all event types (inserted, updated, and deleted). To further filter the events, wrap the filter in a CacheEventFilter using a CacheEventMask enumeration value to specify which type of events should be monitored.
For example:
A filter that evaluates to true if an Employee object is inserted into a cache with an IsMarried property value set to true.
A filter that evaluates to true if any object is removed from a cache.
A filter that evaluates to true if when an Employee object LastName property is changed from "Smith".
An IInvocableCache is a cache against which both entry-targeted processing and aggregating operations can be invoked. The operations against the cache contents are executed by (and thus within the localized context of) a cache. This is particularly useful in a distributed environment, because it enables the processing to be moved to the location at which the entries-to-be-processed are being managed, thus providing efficiency by localization of processing.
- Invoke(object key, IEntryProcessor agent) - invokes the passed processor against the entry specified by the passed key, returning the result of the invocation.
- InvokeAll(ICollection keys, IEntryProcessor agent) - invokes the passed processor against the entries specified by the passed keys, returning the result of the invocation for each.
- InvokeAll(IFilter filter, IEntryProcessor agent) - invokes the passed processor against the entries that are selected by the given filter, returning the result of the invocation for each.
- Aggregate(ICollection keys, IEntryAggregator agent) - performs an aggregating operation against the entries specified by the passed keys.
- Aggregate(IFilter filter, IEntryAggregator agent) - performs an aggregating operation against the entries that are selected by the given filter.
The IQueryCache interface provides the ability to search for cache entries that meet a given set of criteria, expressed using a IFilter implementation.
All filters must implement the IFilter interface:
- Evaluate(object o) - apply a test to the specified object and return true if the test passes, false otherwise.
Coherence for .NET includes several IFilter implementations in the Tangosol.Util.Filter namespace.
The following code would retrieve the keys of all entries that have a value equal to 5.
The following code would retrieve all keys that have a value greater or equal to 55.
The following code would retrieve all cache entries that have a value that begins with "Belg".
The following code would retrieve all cache entries that have a value that ends with "an" (case sensitive) or begins with "An" (case insensitive).
Extractors are used to extract values from an object.
All extractors must implement the IValueExtractor interface:
- Extract(object target) - extract the value from the passed object.
Coherence for .NET includes the following extractors:
- IdentityExtractor is a trivial implementation that does not actually extract anything from the passed value, but returns the value itself.
- KeyExtractor is a special purpose implementation that serves as an indicator that a query should be run against the key objects rather than the values.
- ReflectionExtractor extracts a value from a specified object property.
- MultiExtractor is composite IValueExtractor implementation based on an array of extractors. All extractors in the array are applied to the same target object and the result of the extraction is a IList of extracted values.
- ChainedExtractor is composite IValueExtractor implementation based on an array of extractors. The extractors in the array are applied sequentially left-to-right, so a result of a previous extractor serves as a target object for a next one.
The following code would retrieve all cache entries with keys greater than 5:
The following code would retrieve all cache entries with values containing a City property equal to "city1":
A processor is an invocable agent that operates against the entry objects within a cache.
All processors must implement the IEntryProcessor interface:
- Process(IInvocableCacheEntry entry) - process the specified entry.
- ProcessAll(ICollection entries) - process a collection of entries.
Coherence for .NET includes several IEntryProcessor implementations in the Tangosol.Util.Processor namespace.
The following code demonstrates a conditional put. The value mapped to "key1" is set to 680 only if the current mapped value is greater than 600.
The following code uses the UpdaterProcessor to update the value of the Degree property on a Temperature object with key "BGD" to the new value 26.
An aggregator represents processing that can be directed to occur against some subset of the entries in an IInvocableCache, resulting in an aggregated result. Common examples of aggregation include functions such as minimum, maximum, sum and average. However, the concept of aggregation applies to any process that needs to evaluate a group of entries to come up with a single answer. Aggregation is explicitly capable of being run in parallel, for example in a distributed environment.
All aggregators must implement the IEntryAggregator interface:
- Aggregate(ICollection entries) - process a collection of entries in order to produce an aggregate result.
Coherence for .NET includes several IEntryAggregator implementations in the Tangosol.Util.Aggregator namespace.
The following code returns the size of the cache:
In following code returns an IDictionary with keys equal to the unique values in the cache and values equal to the number of instances of the corresponding value in the cache:
|Like cached value objects, all custom IFilter, IExtractor, IProcessor and IAggregator implementation classes must be correctly registered in the POF context of the .NET application and cluster-side node to which the client is connected. As such, corresponding Java implementations of the custom .NET types must be created, compiled, and deployed on the cluster-side node. Note that the actual execution of the these custom types is performed by the Java implementation and not the .NET implementation.
See Configuring a POF Context for additional details.
Launching a Coherence DefaultCacheServer Process
To start a DefaultCacheServer that uses the cluster-side Coherence cache configuration described earlier to allow Coherence for .NET clients to connect to the Coherence cluster via TCP/IP, you need to do the following:
- Change the current directory to the Oracle Coherence library directory (%COHERENCE_HOME%\lib on Windows and $COHERENCE_HOME/lib on Unix).
- Make sure that the paths are configured so that the Java command will run.
- Start the DefaultCacheServer command line application with the -Dtangosol.coherence.cacheconfig system property set to the location of the cluster-side Coherence cache configuration descriptor described earlier.
For example (note that the following command is broken up into multiple lines here only for formatting purposes; this is a single command typed on one line):
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El Sueño- Condo, 2 bedroom pricing available for smaller groups (Sleeps 8)
El Sueño (The Dream) is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath Villa located in the Hollows on the North shore of Lake Travis.
Our Hilltop Villa is a great way to experience the Texas Hill Country and all it has to offer. Feel your stress melt away the moment you walk through the front door and take in the spectacular lake views. Our Villa has unobstructed 180 degree views of the lake and hillcountry with one of the largest patios available. The open floor plan features a wall of windows with unobstructed lake views from the main living area, dining room and kitchen. Our Villa is professionally decorated with all new furnishings, paint and carpets. We use the Villa ourselves when it is not rented out, so it is set up with everything you will need to stay for the weekend or the week!
The Hollows is true Texas family resort on the North Shore of Lake Travis. There is an impressive array of amenities, including a spectacular multi-level beach club with infinity edge pool, sand volleyball court, playscape, and miles of scenic hiking and biking trails. You can fill your days biking, hiking, swimming, boating and fishing. Or, if you prefer, just relax and take in view.
The main living area has a leather sectional sofa and two comfy recliner chairs with an large ottoman. Put up your feet and watch the game or a movie on the large 50' high definition flat screen TV with Blue Ray DVD player. Free Wi-Fi is also available in our Villa so bring your laptop and stay connected.
The fully appointed gourmet kitchen features stainless appliances, refrigerator with ice maker, and granite counter tops. It is stocked with all the appliances, pots & pans, etc. you will need during your stay. Our large dining table has comfortable seating for six.
The master suite features a King size bed with TemperPedic like mattress and luxury sheets and pillows and flat screen HDTV. The blinds have a black out lining for those who like to sleep late. The large on suite bath has plush towels, a roomy shower and double basin vanity. There is plenty of storage in the large closet and dresser.
The junior master suite also has a King size bed with TemperPedic like mattress and luxury sheets and pillows and flat screen HDTV. It has black out curtains for those who want to sleep in. It also has a terrific lake view.
The bunk room has four twin size beds to accommodate four comfortably. The second bathroom is adjacent to the bedroom and features a large tub/shower combination. There is also a full size washer and dryer in the unit.
This is the perfect set up for families with kids or two couples to share.
We also own a two bedroom Villa in the Hollows which is perfect for smaller groups.
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Ilonka Berryman
We are the Berryman family from Spring Texas. We have two boys and love escaping to the Hill Country every chance we get. After traveling with our kids over the last couple of years, we decided that renting a villa over hotel was the best way to vacation. We all have space to spread out and truly relax. When we discovered The Hollows, we knew right away it was the perfect place to relax and make memories with our boys.
Ilonka Berryman purchased this condo in 2009
Why Ilonka Berryman chose Jonestown
Our property sits on one of the highest hills in the Hollows, providing panoramic lake views. The villa faces one of the deepest parts of the lake so you have a great lake view even when lake levels are low.
What makes this condo unique
Our villa is in one of the only buildings at the Hollows that faces the lake directly. We have great lake views from all the main living areas. This Villa is a corner unit with no other buildings next to us, making for great unobstructed views and privacy.
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Easter is the time where spring seems to start in earnest. After a long winter, decorating your home for the holiday is a great way to incorporate some pretty spring colors and themes. Whether you add some Easter touches to your decor or go all out by decorating your entire home for the season, the trend to bring out the bunnies and eggs is here to stay.
The primary accessory that is a must-have for Easter is a fabulous wreath. Hang it on a door or to accent a wall in your home. Spring flowers like hydrangeas, lilies, and roses are great florals for a wreath, or you can go with the pastel eggs and bunnies. For a bit of whimsy, make one out of Peeps, the brightly colored marshmallow bunnies and chicks. Buy one already created or make your own with plastic eggs and a grapevine wreath.
Another popular accessory for Easter decor is a tree. Similar to a Christmas tree, the Easter tree often has pastel eggs dangling from its bare branches. You can create a more dramatic look with jeweled eggs, too. Some decorators are repurposing small and even large Christmas trees and decorating them with pastel eggs and garlands.
Brighten up your living room with bunny throw pillows on your sofa or in a chair. Sweet bunnies and eggs are quintessential Easter decorations. If you prefer to focus more on the religious significance of the holiday, choose classic Christian images, including lambs, the cross with a crown of thorns or lilies.
More and more holiday lovers are decorating their guest bedrooms or even the master suite with bedding, rugs, and wall art that celebrates the season. If you want to try the theme without being too committed, get a bunny or chick throw for the bottom of your bed. Or choose some pretty Easter egg throw pillows to coordinate with your current bedding.
For those who are all in, great comforters, duvet covers, pillow shams and more are available in cool designs. Look for great pastel prints or the traditional bunny and egg design. Bedroom decor is also a great place to display wall art to inspire you in your faith, so consider a great cross gallery wrap or framed poster in your prayer and meditation space.
The dining area is also a place to go wild with the Easter theme. Table runners and centerpieces are a must for your family dinner. If small children are coming, the rabbit and egg theme is appropriate, but if your family has moved past the Easter bunny stage, go a little more sophisticated with moss rabbits and hand-painted eggs in pretty prints.
Consider putting an Easter-themed rug under your dining table. Choose a field of gorgeous yellow daffodils or a bevy of bunnies. A rug is an unexpected touch in holiday decor and is certain to draw some "oohs" and "ahs" from your guests.
Celebrate spring with Easter decor. It's appropriate from any time after Valentine's Day until the end of April, so you'll have plenty of time to enjoy it!


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President Barack Obama's newly announced support for same-sex marriages adds an emotional new element to his re-election bid in Virginia, a battleground state he won in 2008 but where voters have consistently opposed it.
Obama, who once opposed gay marriage, is the first sitting president to announce his support for it in an ABC News interview Wednesday.
State Democratic chairman Brian Moran says it's probably a wash. Voters motivated by their opposition to gay marriage would never support Obama anyway, while marriage equality advocates and young voters will be energized.
University of Virginia political scientist Larry Sabato agreed, adding that the issue that will decide the election is still the economy.
But conservative Family Foundation leader Victoria Cobb says Obama will pay a price with conservative and faith-based voters.
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Our manufacturer sets a new industry standard by utilizing a proprietary dehydration process which is capable of dehydrating juice to a powder with minimum degradation of color, flavor,aroma, enzymes, and nutrition.
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CarrotJuiceMax is best taken on an empty stomach, or 20-30 minutes before meals. Mix 1 Tablespoon of CarrotJuiceMax in 4-6 ounces of distilled or purified water (also can be mixed with 1 tsp. of BarleyMax and/or 1 tsp. of BeetMax). CarrotJuiceMax is easier to mix with water by shaking or using one of our battery powered hand mixers. CarrotJuiceMax is also delicious taken dry. Take 2-3 times per day or more if nutritional needs are higher. If detoxification is uncomfortable reduce to smaller servings and increase gradually.
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At Hallelujah Diet®, we strongly believe in the therapeutic values of carrot juice and encourage everyone to drink several glasses a day. We also practice what we promote and we make our fresh carrot juice daily and offer it free of charge to our staff.
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Ditto Lois in France: I was going to order this tonight, and also am upset to see that you add brown rice syrup to it. I have breast cancer too, and have to stay away from sugar. I'm wondering, along with other cancer patients, WHY add sugar??? Can you give us some carrot powder WITHOUT the sugar?
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Haven't a clue why you would need to sweeten carott juice; Like the last person says..... carrotts are really sweet. At least the ones we grow in our garden are.
It must be the poor quality of carrotts they are using if they have the doctor up the flavour.
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Is there an answer to the above question, Why do you add brown rice syrup solids to Beetmax? There has recently been some things in the news about brown rice syrup. Can you speak to this issue?
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Non-organic is much cheaper than organic. Price should reflect this.
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Cancer patients need non-sweetened carrot juice. I was online to order this product and read the reviews. Hadn't read the label because I assumed it was just carrots. Bummer because I can't always juice fresh.
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South Carolina Is Not Done Fighting the Civil War
For the sake of everyone's sanity, let's hope the entire South Carolina state legislature is part of an elaborate historical reenactment intended to teach children about the pitfalls of states' rights. Otherwise this legislation, passed out of a South Carolina Senate committee, would be pretty ridiculous:
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Remember Mark Sanford, the Republican governor of South Carolina who disappeared for a week from the governor's mansion and told reporters he was hiking the Appalachian trail before admitting he was in Argentina the whole time, discussing the health of South Carolina's private sector — particularly the private sector in his pants — with a special lady friend?
He's back!
And he's planning to run for the Congressional seat he held nearly a decade ago, as a replacement for Tim Scott, who is being elevated by Gov. Nikki Haley to take Jim DeMint's Senate seat.
That leads us to a game I call: South Carolina Politics or Rejected Sitcom Pilot?
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State Republicans Get Pushy with Obamacare
When the Supreme Court was asked to repeal Obamacare, they said no. But they probably didn't really mean it, right?
A Republican lawmaker in South Carolina has introduced legislation that would send state and federal officials to jail for implementing the Affordable Care Act. …the proposal, which has been has been prepared by state Rep. Bill Chumley (R) for next year's legislative session, threatens state officials with up to two years in jail and a $1,000 fine for enforcing the law.
"I think we're within our rights to do this," Chumley said.
Of course you are, South Carolina. Just because the South lost the Civil War doesn't mean that federal law trumps state law. Wait, now you too, Wisconsin?!
Last month, a group of Wisconsin lawmakers also said they would support nullifying the law and arresting federal officials for trying to enact it. One of them, state Rep. Chris Kapenga (R) openly paid little mind to the court's decision.
"Just because Obama was re-elected does not mean he's above the constitution," Kapenga said.
These guys just won't take no for an answer. That attitude reminds me of a classic Christmas song. I believe it goes something like this…
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Meet Tim Scott, Your New Jim DeMint
Earlier this month Jim DeMint announced he was leaving the Senate in January to run the Heritage Foundation, perhaps because the Wingnuts of America Foundation isn't hiring.
This meant that South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley got to pick someone to replace him, and today she will announce her choice: Rep. Tim Scott, a Tea Partier who joined Congress during the Republican midterm victory in 2010. What is his deal?
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Have your negotiations with PacifiCorp led to a new contract?
No, not with PacifiCorp. Our negotiations with PacifiCorp were not fruitful ... . Going from a full requirements customer, we have been creating more of a diverse portfolio of supply in different purchase power agreements with other providers.
What sorts of contracts are you entering into with these new suppliers?
Some of them are short-term, two-month types of contracts. Others [include], for example, a 10-year contract, which does not begin until September of this year. So it's a range of both short- and long-term contracts that we continue to try to build our portfolio.
But during this time of high prices, is it wise to enter into long-term contracts?
[The idea is] to keep a mix so that not all requirements are due at one time when the market might be at a very, very high peak, [such as what] we have just gone through experiencing with the termination of that PacifiCorp contract. [The idea is to put] some flexibility into the portfolio that provides termination of some contracts and the ongoing building of that, so you can try and take advantage of the market when it is at its best. There are diverse arguments as well with respect to long-term and short-term contracts. Some folks are encouraging long-term contracts when you can get that very good price, with the uncertainty of the market and the supply-demand imbalance at this time.
So it is not an easy task to just go out there and say, 'Okay, we would like to have a 10-, 15-, 20-year contract,' because you'd have to try to determine what that future may hold for you as well, let alone what might be happening just at six months or 12 months. When we are out there trying to acquire a purchase power agreement, two things are very important. One is reliability, and then, of course, the cost. And you try to make sure you achieve both of those criteria as you go forward with any type of negotiations.
Have you locked in contracts to meet your load requirement for this summer?
At what point are you in securing contracts for beyond this summer?
We do have about five contracts in place in short- and long-term. We are in the process of evaluating responses to a request for proposal that was issued earlier this year. ...
Who have you secured contracts with?
We have a contract with Public Service Co. of Colorado, and we also have some contracts with [various] Black Hills Corp. entities. ...
What would an extended heat wave this summer do to your system?
Again, [depending on] whatever that extended heat wave might be and what the surrounding impacts might be, we have forecasted we should be able to meet the load.
Have you implemented any demand-side programs?
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We are trying to organize a scooter club in Volusia County! ScooterRidez.com is a new a online Internet salesll local here in volusia county. We are having a meet on Sunday 2/19/2012 8pm @ Lelo's BBQ on Saxon blvd in Orange City. We do not discrimate on scooters. Modded Customized stock or a work in progress. Dont be afraid to show up! We are about the ride! We are just trying to organize Volusia County and let everyone know that we are here!!!!
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The Inaugural Sea Faire at the Glen Cove's waterfront took place during a major heat wave over the Independence Day weekend, and an estimated 10,000 people ventured out over the course of the weekend. The much-hyped event was created as a way to draw residents and people from other communities to the waterfront, which has been cleaned up in recent years, with plans for major redevelopment.
The temperature climbed into the 90s both Saturday and Sunday, and the hot sun and high humidity was likely a deterrent for many people, though quite a few curious folks did come out to hear the music, taste the food (which included gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches, sausage and peppers and falafel sandwiches and burgers), sample Long Island beer and wine, and enjoy the carnival rides. The oyster sloop Christeen was available for tours, a pirate show for the kids got some laughs and a slew of vendors braved the heat to sell their wares.
"Our goal was to show Glen Covers and people from across the North Shore just how much has already been along the waterfront and most importantly, to give them a taste of the kinds of events and activities, as well as overall waterfront access, that will come with the advancing of the Garvies Point community over the next several years," said Scott Rechler, chairman and CEO of RXR Realty.
Entertainment at the Sea Faire inWhen evening fell and the sun began to set on Saturday, the folks who decided to stay in the comforts of their air conditioning during the day ventured down to the festival. A crowd of about 5,000 people was estimated to have come out for the fireworks by Grucci, a fifth-generation, family owned and operated company that dates back to 1850.
"As someone who grew up near Glen Cove and still lives close by, visiting the city regularly for shopping and recreation, I was so excited to see so many people enjoying themselves down at the waterfront," said Rechler.
"Sea Faire festival was a wonderful event to celebrate Glen Cove's beautiful waterfront," said Dr. Maxine Cappel Mayreis, who was there with her kids as well as doing volunteer service for the Foundation of Wellness Professionals. "There were lots of tasty food choices, freebies, entertainment, exciting boat rides, carnival fun, a variety of vendors and spectacular fireworks. Too bad the heat was unfit for families to make a day of it! Let's do the next one in the spring or fall!"


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Thats is such nice place with venezuelan music, and all christmas decorations, the only I dind like is that you are not allowed to eat inside.
if you are looking for the perfect sanctuary to escape of routine, work and the stress of day-to-day life, this is the perfect place to go, you can find from yoga classes up to a meaningful reunion of art pieces that allow you to forget that is located in the middle of the city; I love this place and every...
Has a very big backyard of grass, to sit relax and even take a nap. You can see the exhibits inside the museum. Overall is a good place to visit
The centre is located in Altamira, very near to the Altamira plaza and Altamira subway station. Closed on Mondays, it offers cultural activities for free such as live concerts, yoga classes and art shows. The centre is an old hacienda house that has been restored, surrounded by a great garden with very old trees. Be aware that no eating, smoking,...
One of the few good things that the government did in the city, you can go alone or with friends there
This park is a hidden gem in the city - not much of a tourist destination but great place for locals to relax away from the craziness of the city. Free entry and a lounge with free wifi. The latest rotating exhibit is dedicated to Chavez and loaded with propaganda.
In the middle of 2 big avenues with lot of traffic is this nice cultural space with spectacular gardens, trees and flowers, is and old farm from caracas, when you are inside you wont believe you are in Caracas. You can have free wifi space...
There was an art exhibition and a concert when I went there. Ambiance is really fine and nature is great of course..
Originally a coffee plantation, this site was purchased in the late 1980's by Venezuela's State oil company (PDVSA) and made into a cultural center. The gardens are exceptionally pretty and make you feel peaceful. The only drawback is the overwhelming political propaganda. Chaves political machinery is at full speed here.
My review of Centro de Arte La Estancia can be summed up in one anecdote: I was job-seeking in Altamira, and wearing these ballerinas that were murdering both my little toes. I'm talking about blood, people. I had nowhere to sit and try to put a bandaid over them, and then "lightbulb!" (as Gru would put it), I limped my...
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No one will ever guess how much lighter these scrumptious long johns glazed with rich chocolate are than the fried ones you buy! —Nicki Lazorik, Mellen, Wisconsin
8 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 eggs
3/4 cup fat-free milk
1 tablespoon butter, melted
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
1 tablespoon butter
4-1/2 teaspoons fat-free milk
In a small bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and
cinnamon. In another bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, butter and vanilla.
Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
Transfer to eight 4-1/2-in. x 2-1/2-in. x 1-1/2-in. loaf pans coated
with cooking spray. Bake at 325° for 18-22 minutes or until
golden brown. Immediately remove from pans to a wire rack to cool
In a microwave, melt chocolate chips and butter. Add milk; stir until
smooth. Dip tops of doughnuts in glaze. Return to wire rack; let
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