Local ReadWriteBackingMap and access keys

I am looking for some code to have a storage node access it's local ReadWriteBackingMap and get a list of all keys that are local to that node. I am assuming this is possible??
thanx
kevin

Hi Kevin,
where would you like to run this code? Your own thread, or a thread managed by Coherence related to the cache service of the cache corresponding to the backing map?
Such threads managed by Coherence is probably not a good good place for this.
Provided that you use 3.4, from your own thread you can do a query for keys where you constrain your query with a PartitionFilter to partitions owned by the respective member. However, it is possible that the list of owned partitions changes between you get the info and you act upon it (actually you can't really avoid this problem).
Member member = CacheFactory.getCluster().getLocalMember();
PartitionSet partsMember = service.getOwnedPartitions(member);
Filter filter = new PartitionedFilter(AlwaysFilter.INSTANCE, partsMember);
Set setKeysForMember = cache.keySet(filter);
// repartitioning in the meantime might have moved
// some of these partitions to different nodes and some new partitions
// on this node
// as a result some of the keys might not be local anymore
// also some local keys might not be in the resultAs for directly accessing the backing map, it is a very dangerous idea unless you know exactly what you try to do.
You should also consult the documentation of PartitionedFilter.
Best regards,
Robert
Edited by: robvarga on Oct 27, 2008 6:11 PM
Edited by: robvarga on Oct 27, 2008 6:11 PM

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