1. Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. Windows 10
2. Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. 2017
3. Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. Free

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Coherence*Web provides session state persistence and management. It is a session management module that uses Coherence caches for storing and managing session data. Coherence*Web is an alternative to the WebLogic Server in-memory HTTP state replication services. Consider using Coherence*Web if you are encountering any of these situations:

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• Your application works with large HTTP session state objects

• You run into memory constraints, due to storing HTTP session object data

• You want to offload HTTP session storage to an existing Coherence cluster

• You want to share session state across enterprise applications and Web modules

The classes that define the Coherence*Web are contained in the coherence-web.jar file. To use the functionality provided by Coherence*Web, the coherence.jar classes must also be available to the Web application. Both of these libraries are on the WebLogic Server system classpath and are automatically loaded at runtime. The coherence-web.jar loads application classes with the appropriate classloader in WebLogic Server.

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WebLogic Server and Coherence must be on the same versions when using Coherence*Web.

Coherence cache configurations and services used by Coherence*Web are defined in the default-session-cache-config.xml file, which can be found in the coherence-web.jar file. The default cache and services configuration defined in the default-session-cache-config.xml file should satisfy most Web applications.

You can create your own custom session cache configuration by packaging a file named session-cache-config.xml in your Web application. For more information see, 'Using a Custom Session Cache Configuration File'.

When Coherence*Web is started on WebLogic Server, it first looks for a file named session-cache-config.xml. For example, the file can be placed in a WAR file's WEB-INF/classes directory, or packaged in a JAR file and placed in an EAR file's APP-INF/lib directory. If no custom session cache configuration XML resource is found, then it will use the default-session-cache-config.xml file packaged in coherence-web.jar.

Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. Windows 10

In Coherence*Web, the following default cache configurations are defined:

Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. 2017

• Coherence*Web for WebLogic Server is configured with local-storage disabled. The server will serve requests and will not be used to host data. This means a Coherence cache server must be running in its own JVM, separate from the JVM running WebLogic Server.

• The timeout for requests to the cache server to respond is 30 seconds. If a request to the cache server has not responded in 30 seconds, a com.tangosol.net.RequestTimeoutException exception is thrown.

All Coherence*Web-enabled applications running on WebLogic Server have application server-scope. In this configuration, all deployed applications become part of one Coherence node. See 'Cluster Node Isolation' for more information about cluster node scope.

Coherence*Web provides several session locking modes to control concurrent access of sessions. Both Coherence*Web employs Last Write Wins locking by default. See 'Session Locking Modes' for more information about locking modes.

Coherence 6.1 – Turn Websites Into Apps. Free

By itself, Coherence*Web does not require a load balancer to run in front of the WebLogic Server tier. However, a load balancer will improve performance. It is required if the same session will be used concurrently and locking is not enabled. The default load balancer enforces HTTP session JVM affinity, however, other load balancing alternatives are available. WebLogic Server ships with several different proxy plug-ins which enforce JVM session stickiness. Documentation for configuring the WebLogic Server proxy plug-in is available at this URL: