using datagrid in jboss EAP6.1

[mangesh.phadtare]

need help for using data grid in JBOSS EAP6.1...

any implementation sample videos or Documentation will be helpfull.

Regards,

Mangesh Phadtare

[wdfink]

What you try to achieve. What I understand is that you try to use the JDG functions inside an EAP6.1 server. This will not be supported (as you use and EAP). For EAP instances the underlying subsystem is restricted to internal caching

[mangesh.phadtare]

i want to run the jboss datagrid, and am not having idea abt it...

It would be helpful if you give any idea abt it

Regards,

Mangesh Phadtare

[jaikiran]

The documentation is here https://access.redhat.com/site/documentation/JBoss_Data_Grid/

[cmilu]

Hello,

Wolf-Dieter Fink wrote:

What you try to achieve. What I understand is that you try to use the JDG functions inside an EAP6.1 server. This will not be supported (as you use and EAP). For EAP instances the underlying subsystem is restricted to internal caching

If I understood it right: it will not be possible to connect to the internal Infinispan cluster from outside of a JBoss AS instance (for example from a standalone infispan client)? Even if i create my own, custom cache?

[nadirx]

In terms of support, the following applies:

• Caches created by the Infinispan subsystem in EAP are only for internal use by the AS (clustering, JPA 2LC, etc)
• You can deploy an application to EAP which includes the Infinispan library, but Infinispan in this case is not covered by support

If you purchase a JDG license:

• You can deploy an application to EAP (or even in plain JavaSE or other application servers) which includes the productized Infinispan included in JDG. This is called embedded/library mode.
• You can use JDG Server and connect to it using any of the supported remote protocols from whichever environment

I hope this answers your questions

Tristan

[cmilu]

Thank you very much for you answer Tristan, it is really helpfull. I must say, that I am wondering how technically the internal Infinispan subsystem caches are isolated from the external clients. I can see in the logs, that the discovery messages are delivered to the application server - but Infinispan ignores them if they are from an external client (the source address seems to be a hash...). Thanks to your answer, I now know, that my approach is a misusage, and I should try a different way, but knowing how its isolated would be very helpful in case if I would come into some other problems.

Michal