- Oracle Coherence 3.5
- Credits
- Foreword
- A word about the author
- About the author
- Acknowledgements
- About the co-authors
- About the reviewers
- Preface
- 1. Achieving Performance, Scalability, and Availability Objectives
- 2. Getting Started
- 3. Planning Your Caches
- 4. Implementing Domain Objects
- 5. Querying the Data Grid
- 6. Parallel and In-Place Processing
- 7. Processing Data Grid Events
- 8. Implementing the Persistence Layer
- 09. Bridging Platform and Network Boundaries
- 10. Accessing Coherence from .NET
- .NET client configuration
- Implementing the client application
- Basic Cache Operations
- Implementing data objects
- Executing queries
- Executing the aggregators and entry processors
- Listening for cache events
- Cache listeners
- Event marshalling in Windows Forms applications
- Continuous Query Cache
- Data binding with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
- 11. Accessing Coherence from C++
- 12. The Right Tool for the Job
- A. Coherent Bank Sample Application
Mark Falco is a Consulting Member of Technical Staff at Oracle. He has been part of the Coherence development team since 2005 where he has specialized in the areas of clustered communication protocols as well as the Coherence for C++ object model. Mark holds a B.S. in computer science from Stevens Institute of Technology.
I would like to thank Aleks for the opportunity to contribute to this book and Tangosol for the years of fun and interesting work. Thank you Otti, Erika, and Mia for your encouragement and support.
Patrick Peralta is a Senior Software Engineer for Oracle (formerly Tangosol) specializing in Coherence and middleware Java. He wears many hats in Coherence engineering, including development, training, documentation, and support. He has extensive experience in supporting and consulting customers in fields such as retail, hospitality, and finance.
As an active member of the Java developer community he has spoken at user groups and conferences across the US including Spring One and Oracle Open World. Prior to joining Oracle, Patrick was a senior developer at Symantec, working on Java/J2EE based services, web applications, system integrations, and Swing desktop clients. Patrick has a B.S. in computer science from Stetson University in Florida.
He currently maintains a blog on Coherence and other software development topics at http://blackbeanbag.net.
I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude to those that provided valuable feedback, including Aleks Seović, Gene Gleyzer, Andy Nguyen, Pas Apicella, and Shaun Smith. Many thanks as well to my family, including my parents, siblings, and especially my wonderful wife Maria and son Isaac for providing me with joy and perspective on what is truly important in life.
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