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Category Archives: Distributed events
Develop Real Time Applications using Distribute Cache Continuous Query
High traffic real time applications are widely used in enterprise environment. In real time applications information is made available to you in moments it’s produced and any delay in doing so can cause a serious financial loss. The main challenge … Continue reading
Event Driven .NET and Java Data Sharing thru Distributed Cache
These days, many companies are running both .NET and Java applications in their enterprise environment. And, often these applications need to share data with each other at runtime. The most common way they do that today is by storing the … Continue reading