Part III Creating C++ Extend Clients

Learn how to use the Coherence*Extend C++ object model and API to create C++ clients that access Coherence caches on the cluster.

Coherence for C++ contains the following chapters:

• Introduction to Coherence C++ Clients
  Learn about Coherence for C++ and how to set up Coherence C++ application builds.
• Configuration and Usage for C++ Clients
  Learn the main steps that are required to use Coherence C++ clients.
• Using the Coherence C++ Object Model
  Learn how to use the C++ object model on which Coherence for C++ is built.
• Using the Coherence for C++ Client API
  The Coherence for C++ API allows C++ applications to use Coherence clustered services from outside the Coherence cluster.
• Building Integration Objects (C++)
  You can use Portable Object Format (POF) serialization when creating C++ clients.
• Querying a Cache (C++)
  You can query Coherence caches from C++ clients.
• Performing Continuous Queries (C++)
  You can use Continuous Query Caching in a C++ client to ensure that a query always retrieves the latest results from a cache in real-time.
• Performing Remote Invocations (C++)
  You can perform remote invocations on Coherence caches from C++ clients.
• Using Cache Events (C++)
  You can use map event listeners to receive cache events and events from any class in Coherence that implements the ObservableMap interface.
• Performing Transactions (C++)
  You can use the Transaction Framework API to ensure cache operations are performed within a transaction when using a C++ client.