This is VMware GemFire sample code with minimum functions like put, get and remove from a region on cache server(s). It's a command line simple program that connects to a region using cache factory o...
This is VMware GemFire sample code that stores a session state for an ASP.NET app (basically .NET Web App). It's a simple command line program that connects to a region using a cache factory object a...
Demonstrates basic SSL connection of a VMware GemFire .NET client with a GemFire cluster. It's a simple command line program that connects to a region using the cache factory object and does not invo...
This is VMware GemFire sample code that uses client.properties file along with client.xml file. This is a sample that uses client.properties file along with client.xml file. This approach applies the...
Three examples that show how to convert your Spring Session Data Redis app to use Spring Boot for Vmware GemFire. This repo contains examples of converting Spring Session Data Redis applications to u...
This example highlights the changes necessary for switching to Spring Boot for VMware GemFire for a Spring Data Redis publish/subscribe app. The projects in this directory illustrate a Spring Boot ap...
A guide to using the GemFire REST API from a Python client. GemFire REST Client in Python At the end of this article is an example Python script that accesses a GemFire client using the REST API. To ...
This example demonstrates reflection-based auto-serialization to put objects into and get objects out of VMware GemFire regions without relying on Java, PDX, or data serialization. This is a simple e...
This is a simple example that demonstrates asynchronous event queues and listeners for VMware GemFire. An asynchronous event queue is an ordered collection of events that occurred on a region, e.g., ...
Demonstrates basic command security and user authentication in a client application backed by a secured GemFire cluster. It also demonstrates use of secure sockets (SSL) between all members and betwe...
This example demonstrates enabling Compression in a VMware GemFire replicated region. This is a simple example that demonstrates enabling Compression in a replicated region. The Default compression a...
Continuous Queries (CQ) allow clients to subscribe to server-side VMware GemFire events using a SQL-like query. When a client registers a CQ, the client will receive all events that modify the query ...
Eviction of entries from a VMware GemFire region allows control over the system resources consumed by any given region. This is a simple example that demonstrates eviction of entries from a region. T...
Expiration of entries from a VMware GemFire region can be used to prevent stale entries from lingering in a region. This is a simple example that demonstrates expiration of entries from a region. Thi...
This example calculates which integers in the region are prime numbers. The determination of the primes occurs inside the server by way of a VMware GemFire function and the client displays the primes...
Durable messaging can be used for subscriptions that you need maintained for your VMware GemFire clients even when your clients are down or disconnected. This example demonstrates VMware GemFire’s Du...
This example demonstrates simple queries on a VMware GemFire region. In this example, two servers host a single partitioned region with entries that represent employee information. The example does q...
This example demonstrates putting values into a VMware GemFire replicated region and retrieving the values using the GemFire REST API. This is a simple example that demonstrates putting values into a...
The JDBC Connector allows VMware GemFire to connect to external data sources with JDBC. Steps Install MySQL: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/ If your MySQL installation does not include JDBC driver, ...
This example starts a GemFire cluster and uses the JSON-related APIs to convert a JSON string into a JsonDocument. The converted JSON strings are stored as region entry values. The GemFire JSON-relat...
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