org.springframework.geode.config.annotation

Annotation Type UseLocators

@Target(value=TYPE)
 @Retention(value=RUNTIME)
 @Inherited
 @Documented
 @Import(value=LocatorsConfiguration.class)
public @interface UseLocators

The UseLocators annotation configures the locators and/or remote-locators Apache Geode properties used by a peer Cache member to join a cluster of servers when using the P2P topology as well as when configuring the multi-site, WAN topology.

Since:

1.0.0

See Also:

Documented, Inherited, Retention, Target, Cache, Import, AliasFor, MemberNameConfiguration

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element and Description
java.lang.String	locators The list of Locators used by system members.
java.lang.String	remoteLocators Used to configure the Locators that a cluster will use in order to connect to a remote site in a multi-site (WAN) topology configuration.
java.lang.String	value

Element Detail

value

@AliasFor(value="locators")
public abstract java.lang.String value

See Also:

locators()

Default:

"localhost[10334]"

locators

@AliasFor(value="value")
public abstract java.lang.String locators

The list of Locators used by system members. The list must be configured consistently for every member of the cluster (a.k.a. distributed system). If the list is empty, Locators will not be used. For each Locator, provide a hostname and/or address (separated by ‘@’, if you use both), followed by a port number in brackets. For example: locators=address1[port1],address2[port2],...,addressN[portN] locators=hostname1@address1[port1],hostname2@address2[port2],...,hostnameN@addressN[portN] locators=hostname1[port1],hostname2[port2],...,hostnameN[portN] Defaults to localhost[10334].

Default:

"localhost[10334]"

remoteLocators

public abstract java.lang.String remoteLocators

Used to configure the Locators that a cluster will use in order to connect to a remote site in a multi-site (WAN) topology configuration. To use Locators in a WAN configuration, you must specify a unique distributed system ID (distributed-system-id) for the local cluster and remote Locator(s) for the remote clusters to which you will connect. For each remote Locator, provide a host name and/or address (separated by ‘@’, if you use both), followed by a port number in brackets. For example: remote-locators=address1[port1],address2[port2],...,addressN[portN] remote-locators=hostname1@address1[port1],hostname2@address2[port2],...,hostnameN@addressN[portN] remote-locators=hostname1[port1],hostname2[port2],...,hostnameN[portN] Defaults to unset.

Default:

""