Pre loading

My requirement is that I need data to survive a grid restart. I've implemented a write behind persistence layer, implementing CacheStore and IterableCacheLoader using an Oracle table to store objects. All appears to be working well. Rows are being inserted in the database in response to coherenced put()'s. But if I bounce the entire grid, I want coherence to become aware of the objects which are persisted in the store, by calling keys().
Do I have to do this myself, using an external "cache warmer" process, or is there a way to induce Coherence to populate it's cache from the backing store on grid start up?
I tried setting pre-load to true in the local-scheme in config xml file, but to no avail.
I read a tantalizing description of custom quorum policy which claim to be able to do this. But there was no example and not enough detail for me.
Leonard
Edited by: 792513 on Sep 2, 2010 1:02 PM

Hi Leonard,
I think the following document should help you out.
http://wiki.tangosol.com/display/COH35UG/Pre-Loading+the+Cache
The cache store should also be aware that this is a preload so that it does not write the data back into the database.
If you check out the section Sample Controllable CacheStore in the following document. It should help. Essentially there are two choices.
Either use a control cache or use something like CacheStoreAware interface
http://coherence.oracle.com/display/COH35UG/Sample+CacheStores
Thanks,
-Dave

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XML_DATA XMLTYPE
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TOTALS FOR INDEX TEST.I_TEST
TOTAL BLOCKS ALLOCATED:                                                104
TOTAL BLOCKS USED:                                                      72
TOTAL BYTES ALLOCATED:                                 851,968 (832.00 KB)
TOTAL BYTES USED:                                      589,824 (576.00 KB)
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TOTALS FOR INDEX TEST.I_TEST
TOTAL BLOCKS ALLOCATED:                                               1112
TOTAL BLOCKS USED:                                                    1080
TOTAL BYTES ALLOCATED:                                 9,109,504 (8.69 MB)
TOTAL BYTES USED:                                      8,847,360 (8.44 MB)
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I have pasted my cache loader code, config file and the main class in the other post but i m not sure what is the issue with it. Its not working. Please can you tell me what might be the issue with that piece of code. I m not getting any exception either but the load() or loadAll() method is not at all getting triggered on invoking cache.get() or cache.getAll() method. What might be the cause for this issue?
Can you give me the coherence-cache-config.xml contents?
I m not sure whether its the issue with the config file because i have read some where that refreshaheadfactor is required to trigger the loadAll() method.
Edited by: 943300 on Jul 4, 2012 9:57 AM

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I have a bunch of questions. First, how can I choose ringtones (my last phone had a category called "tones") and other purchased sounds instead of the pre-loaded sounds for my alarms, text message alerts, etc.? Thanks.

Apple no longer sells ringtones... Besides you never needed to buy them because they're easy to make! All you need is DRM free music (burned from cd, iTunes +). Read this link for instructions:
http://www.ehow.com/how2160460custom-iphone-ringtones-free.html

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Hey Everyone -
First off I want to say that I just received my first ever i-Pod, which is a fifth generation unit that is black in color. It was purchased for me by a friend who pre-loaded it with a ton of music for me. I went to start loading music videos to my unit when I started bumping into a problem.
I share a computer with my wife, who has an older, non-color display i-Pod (our computer is an IBM NetVista running Windows 2000). She already has i-Tunes on our computer and in i-Tunes, she has an extensive library with her music files. When I go to plug in my new i-Pod, i-Tunes detects the unit and asks if I'd like to sync my unit with my wife's library that is already on our computer. I always select "no" as I do not want to lose the existing music files that were pre-loaded onto my i-Pod by my friend and have it replaced with my wife's. Once I select "no", it seems as though there is nothing else that can be done in i-Tunes that will allow it to detect my unit, create a library for me based on the music files that I already have on my unit and allow me to purchase my own music files to be added to my i-Pod. Is there any way around this? Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated and Thanks in advace for your advice.

What you are trying to do is considered music piracy, and it's illegal.
You cannot keep the content that your friend put on it.
The Apple iPod was designed specifically to hinder this type of illegal file sharing.
If you want the tracks that your friend has, I suggest you purchase them legally for yourself.
Please don't steal music!

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My samsung tv came pre-loaded with V-Tunes. I prefer Tune-IN Radio which was pre-installed on my other samsung tv which was recently replaced with larger unit without realizing that Tune-In wasn't installed on this new one..... How do I get it installed. It ia not appearing in the Samsung Apps on my screen. Frustrated!!!!!

Go to the page linked below, and there's an option to "check your device". If you click this, you can enter the make and model etc. of your new TV and find out for certain if it is compatible or not.
http://www.samsung.com/us/appstore/app.do?appId=G00004990795#

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Hello SRM Experts
We are running SRM 5.00 in an extended classic scenario. I have a question that is bugging me so hopefully you can help.
I have a user who is the sole purchaser in a purchasing group for a specific company code. He is responsible for almost all of the product categories and this has been reflected in the Responsability tab of the Purch Org Structure. Yet when he opens his sourcing cockpit, his worklist is not pre-loaded with the shopping carts awaiting his attention, unlike other purchasers that I have set up in the structure for other company codes. Yet if he uses the Find tab in the sourcing cockpit and specifies his purchasing group, all the shopping carts appear which he then transfers to his worklist which can be irritating having to do every time.
Thanks in advance
Ian

Hi Ian,
So you're saying that you have one user that encounters two problems (worklist and currency) that his colleagues (set up the same way) don't... Well, such user-specific oddities can be a real challenge. It could be difficult to trace the route cause. There're a number of possibilities, including authorization issues (even if you don't see the difference by manual comparison), some inconsistencies in BP-user-org relationships... Some of the things you can try (in no particular order):
a. run an authorization check <SU53> after the problem test (e.g. open worklist with the user, then check <SU53>).
b. run an authorization trace <ST01> during the problem test.
c. check for any BP/org inconsistencies related to your user in <BBP_BP_OM_INTEGRATE> (check all object types). Repair any errors or warnings.
d. have an ABAPer debug through your problem test (give the user debugging authorizations temporarily).
e. open a ticket with SAP Support.
Cheers,
Serguei

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