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How do I implement a blocking read? Should I just set a large timeout in this call gigaspace.read(templates, timeout)?
Do you have a constant defined somewhere? Or can I use Lease.FOREVER?
Thx
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In general , blocking read means having timeout > 0. You can use Lease.FOREVER as the timeout. This means your client thread might never return.
Please note blocking read is not supported when using a template where its routing field is null with a remote partitioned space.
You might want to take a look on the asyncRead operation.
Can you explain what's the use case? You you want to use blocking read?
Shay
On startup, our service layer executes a couple of DB queries that take ~20 minutes to execute. This causes delays in our startup time - esp if we have to bounce intraday.
We have moved these calls into a PU and the service now downloads this data from the space. Incase our PU is down (a rare occurrence), we want to block the SL from initializing until its available.
Asked: 2010-08-11 16:10:52 -0500
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Last updated: Aug 11 '10
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