NameNodes have scalability limits because of the metadata overhead comprised of inodes (files and directories) and file blocks, the number of Datanode heartbeats, and the number of HDFS RPC client requests. The common solution is to split the filesystem into smaller subclusters HDFS Federation and provide a federated view ViewFs. The problem is how to maintain the split of the subclusters (e.g., namespace partition), which forces users to connect to multiple subclusters and manage the allocation of folders/files to them.
A natural extension to this partitioned federation is to add a layer of software responsible for federating the namespaces. This extra layer allows users to access any subcluster transparently, lets subclusters manage their own block pools independently, and supports rebalancing of data across subclusters. To accomplish these goals, the federation layer directs block accesses to the proper subcluster, maintains the state of the namespaces, and provides mechanisms for data rebalancing. This layer must be scalable, highly available, and fault tolerant.
This federation layer comprises multiple components. The Router component that has the same interface as a NameNode, and forwards the client requests to the correct subcluster, based on ground-truth information from a State Store. The State Store combines a remote Mount Table (in the flavor of ViewFs, but shared between clients) and utilization (load/capacity) information about the subclusters. This approach has the same architecture as YARN federation.
The simplest configuration deploys a Router on each NameNode machine. The Router monitors the local NameNode and heartbeats the state to the State Store. When a regular DFS client contacts any of the Routers to access a file in the federated filesystem, the Router checks the Mount Table in the State Store (i.e., the local cache) to find out which subcluster contains the file. Then it checks the Membership table in the State Store (i.e., the local cache) for the NameNode responsible for the subcluster. After it has identified the correct NameNode, the Router proxies the request. The client accesses Datanodes directly.
There can be multiple Routers in the system with soft state. Each Router has two roles:
The Router receives a client request, checks the State Store for the correct subcluster, and forwards the request to the active NameNode of that subcluster. The reply from the NameNode then flows in the opposite direction. The Routers are stateless and can be behind a load balancer. For performance, the Router also caches remote mount table entries and the state of the subclusters. To make sure that changes have been propagated to all Routers, each Router heartbeats its state to the State Store.
The communications between the Routers and the State Store are cached (with timed expiration for freshness). This improves the performance of the system.
For this role, the Router periodically checks the state of a NameNode (usually on the same server) and reports their high availability (HA) state and load/space status to the State Store. Note that this is an optional role, as a Router can be independent of any subcluster. For performance with NameNode HA, the Router uses the high availability state information in the State Store to forward the request to the NameNode that is most likely to be active. Note that this service can be embedded into the NameNode itself to simplify the operation.
The Router operates with failures at multiple levels.
Federated interface HA: The Routers are stateless and metadata operations are atomic at the NameNodes. If a Router becomes unavailable, any Router can take over for it. The clients configure their DFS HA client (e.g., ConfiguredFailoverProvider or RequestHedgingProxyProvider) with all the Routers in the federation as endpoints.
NameNode heartbeat HA: For high availability and flexibility, multiple Routers can monitor the same NameNode and heartbeat the information to the State Store. This increases clients’ resiliency to stale information, should a Router fail. Conflicting NameNode information in the State Store is resolved by each Router via a quorum.
Unavailable NameNodes: If a Router cannot contact the active NameNode, then it will try the other NameNodes in the subcluster. It will first try those reported as standby and then the unavailable ones. If the Router cannot reach any NameNode, then it throws an exception.
Expired NameNodes: If a NameNode heartbeat has not been recorded in the State Store for a multiple of the heartbeat interval, the monitoring Router will record that the NameNode has expired and no Routers will attempt to access it. If an updated heartbeat is subsequently recorded for the NameNode, the monitoring Router will restore the NameNode from the expired state.
To interact with the users and the administrators, the Router exposes multiple interfaces.
RPC: The Router RPC implements the most common interfaces clients use to interact with HDFS. The current implementation has been tested using analytics workloads written in plain MapReduce, Spark, and Hive (on Tez, Spark, and MapReduce). Advanced functions like snapshot, encryption and tiered storage are left for future versions. All unimplemented functions will throw exceptions.
Admin: Administrators can query information from clusters and add/remove entries from the mount table over RPC. This interface is also exposed through the command line to get and modify information from the federation.
Web UI: The Router exposes a Web UI visualizing the state of the federation, mimicking the current NameNode UI. It displays information about the mount table, membership information about each subcluster, and the status of the Routers.
WebHDFS: The Router provides the HDFS REST interface (WebHDFS) in addition to the RPC one.
JMX: It exposes metrics through JMX mimicking the NameNode. This is used by the Web UI to get the cluster status.
Some operations are not available in Router-based federation. The Router throws exceptions for those. Examples users may encounter include the following.
The (logically centralized, but physically distributed) State Store maintains:
The backend of the State Store is pluggable. We leverage the fault tolerance of the backend implementations. The main information stored in the State Store and its implementation:
Membership: The membership information encodes the state of the NameNodes in the federation. This includes information about the subcluster, such as storage capacity and the number of nodes. The Router periodically heartbeats this information about one or more NameNodes. Given that multiple Routers can monitor a single NameNode, the heartbeat from every Router is stored. The Routers apply a quorum of the data when querying this information from the State Store. The Routers discard the entries older than a certain threshold (e.g., ten Router heartbeat periods).
Mount Table: This table hosts the mapping between folders and subclusters. It is similar to the mount table in ViewFs where it specifies the federated folder, the destination subcluster and the path in that folder.
By default, the Router is ready to take requests and monitor the NameNode in the local machine. It needs to know the State Store endpoint by setting dfs.federation.router.store.driver.class. The rest of the options are documented in hdfs-default.xml.
Once the Router is configured, it can be started:
[hdfs]$ $HADOOP_PREFIX/sbin/hadoop-daemon.sh --script $HADOOP_PREFIX/bin/hdfs start dfsrouter
And to stop it:
[hdfs]$ $HADOOP_PREFIX/sbin/hadoop-daemon.sh --script $HADOOP_PREFIX/bin/hdfs stop dfsrouter
The mount table entries are pretty much the same as in ViewFs. A good practice for simplifying the management is to name the federated namespace with the same names as the destination namespaces. For example, if we to mount /data/app1 in the federated namespace, it is recommended to have that same name as in the destination namespace.
The federation admin tool supports managing the mount table. For example, to create three mount points and list them:
[hdfs]$ $HADOOP_HOME/bin/hdfs dfsrouteradmin -add /tmp ns1 /tmp [hdfs]$ $HADOOP_HOME/bin/hdfs dfsrouteradmin -add /data/app1 ns2 /data/app1 [hdfs]$ $HADOOP_HOME/bin/hdfs dfsrouteradmin -add /data/app2 ns3 /data/app2 [hdfs]$ $HADOOP_HOME/bin/hdfs dfsrouteradmin -ls
If a mount point is not set, the Router will map it to the default namespace dfs.federation.router.default.nameserviceId.
For clients to use the federated namespace, they need to create a new one that points to the routers. For example, a cluster with 4 namespaces ns0, ns1, ns2, ns3, can add a new one to hdfs-site.xml called ns-fed which points to two of the routers:
<configuration> <property> <name>dfs.nameservices</name> <value>ns0,ns1,ns2,ns3,ns-fed</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.namenodes.ns-fed</name> <value>r1,r2</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.namenode.rpc-address.ns-fed.r1</name> <value>router1:rpc-port</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.namenode.rpc-address.ns-fed.r2</name> <value>router2:rpc-port</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.client.failover.proxy.provider.ns-fed</name> <value>org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.ha.ConfiguredFailoverProxyProvider</value> </property> <property> <name>dfs.client.failover.random.order</name> <value>true</value> </property> </configuration>
The dfs.client.failover.random.order set to true allows distributing the load evenly across the routers.
With this setting a user can interact with ns-fed as a regular namespace:
$ $HADOOP_HOME/bin/hdfs dfs -ls hdfs://ns-fed/ /tmp /data
This federated namespace can also be set as the default one at core-site.xml using fs.defaultFS.
One can add the configurations for Router-based federation to hdfs-site.xml. The main options are documented in hdfs-default.xml. The configuration values are described in this section.
The RPC server to receive connections from the clients.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.default.nameserviceId | Nameservice identifier of the default subcluster to monitor. | |
| dfs.federation.router.rpc.enable | true | If true, the RPC service to handle client requests in the router is enabled. |
| dfs.federation.router.rpc-address | <IP_ADDRESS>:8888 | RPC address that handles all clients requests. |
| dfs.federation.router.rpc-bind-host | <IP_ADDRESS> | The actual address the RPC server will bind to. |
| dfs.federation.router.handler.count | 10 | The number of server threads for the router to handle RPC requests from clients. |
| dfs.federation.router.handler.queue.size | 100 | The size of the queue for the number of handlers to handle RPC client requests. |
| dfs.federation.router.reader.count | 1 | The number of readers for the router to handle RPC client requests. |
| dfs.federation.router.reader.queue.size | 100 | The size of the queue for the number of readers for the router to handle RPC client requests. |
The Router forwards the client requests to the NameNodes. It uses a pool of connections to reduce the latency of creating them.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.connection.pool-size | 1 | Size of the pool of connections from the router to namenodes. |
| dfs.federation.router.connection.clean.ms | 10000 | Time interval, in milliseconds, to check if the connection pool should remove unused connections. |
| dfs.federation.router.connection.pool.clean.ms | 60000 | Time interval, in milliseconds, to check if the connection manager should remove unused connection pools. |
The administration server to manage the Mount Table.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.admin.enable | true | If true, the RPC admin service to handle client requests in the router is enabled. |
| dfs.federation.router.admin-address | <IP_ADDRESS>:8111 | RPC address that handles the admin requests. |
| dfs.federation.router.admin-bind-host | <IP_ADDRESS> | The actual address the RPC admin server will bind to. |
| dfs.federation.router.admin.handler.count | 1 | The number of server threads for the router to handle RPC requests from admin. |
The connection to the State Store and the internal caching at the Router.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.store.enable | true | If true, the Router connects to the State Store. |
| dfs.federation.router.store.serializer | StateStoreSerializerPBImpl | Class to serialize State Store records. |
| dfs.federation.router.store.driver.class | StateStoreZKImpl | Class to implement the State Store. |
| dfs.federation.router.store.connection.test | 60000 | How often to check for the connection to the State Store in milliseconds. |
| dfs.federation.router.cache.ttl | 60000 | How often to refresh the State Store caches in milliseconds. |
| dfs.federation.router.store.membership.expiration | 300000 | Expiration time in milliseconds for a membership record. |
Forwarding client requests to the right subcluster.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.file.resolver.client.class | MountTableResolver | Class to resolve files to subclusters. |
| dfs.federation.router.namenode.resolver.client.class | MembershipNamenodeResolver | Class to resolve the namenode for a subcluster. |
Monitor the namenodes in the subclusters for forwarding the client requests.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dfs.federation.router.heartbeat.enable | true | If true, the Router heartbeats into the State Store. |
| dfs.federation.router.heartbeat.interval | 5000 | How often the Router should heartbeat into the State Store in milliseconds. |
| dfs.federation.router.monitor.namenode | The identifier of the namenodes to monitor and heartbeat. | |
| dfs.federation.router.monitor.localnamenode.enable | true | If true, the Router should monitor the namenode in the local machine. |


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| javafx.animation |
Provides the set of classes for ease of use transition based animations.
|
| javafx.beans.property |
The package
javafx.beans.property defines read-only
properties and writable properties, plus a number of implementations. |
| javafx.beans.property.adapter | |
| javafx.css |
Provides API for making properties styleable via CSS and for supporting
pseudo-class state.
|
| javafx.scene |
Provides the core set of base
classes for the JavaFX Scene Graph API.
|
| javafx.scene.canvas |
Provides the set of classes for canvas, an immediate mode style of rendering API.
|
| javafx.scene.chart |
The JavaFX User Interface provides a set of chart components that
are a very convenient way for data visualization.
|
| javafx.scene.control |
The JavaFX User Interface Controls (UI Controls or just Controls) are
specialized Nodes in the JavaFX Scenegraph especially suited for reuse in
many different application contexts.
|
| javafx.scene.effect |
Provides the set of classes for attaching graphical filter effects to JavaFX Scene Graph Nodes.
|
| javafx.scene.image |
Provides the set of classes for loading and displaying images.
|
| javafx.scene.layout |
Provides classes to support user interface layout.
|
| javafx.scene.media |
Provides the set of classes for integrating audio and video into Java FX
Applications.
|
| javafx.scene.paint |
Provides the set of classes for colors and gradients used to fill shapes and
backgrounds when rendering the scene graph.
|
| javafx.scene.shape |
Provides the set of 2D classes for defining and performing operations on
objects related to two-dimensional geometry.
|
| javafx.scene.text |
Provides the set of classes for fonts and renderable Text Node.
|
| javafx.scene.transform |
Provides the set of convenient classes to perform rotating, scaling,
shearing, and translation transformations for
Affine objects. |
| javafx.scene.web |
This package provides means for loading and displaying Web content.
|
| javafx.stage |
Provides the top-level container classes for JavaFX content.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
RotateTransition.byAngleProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop angle value, from the start, of this
RotateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
FadeTransition.byValueProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop opacity value, from the start, of this
FadeTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.byXProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop X scale value, from the start, of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.byXProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop X coordinate value, from the start, of
this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.byYProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop Y scale value, from the start, of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.byYProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop Y coordinate value, from the start, of
this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.byZProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop Z scale value, from the start, of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.byZProperty()
Specifies the incremented stop Z coordinate value, from the start, of
this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
RotateTransition.fromAngleProperty()
Specifies the start angle value for this
RotateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
FadeTransition.fromValueProperty()
Specifies the start opacity value for this
FadeTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.fromXProperty()
Specifies the start X scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.fromXProperty()
Specifies the start X coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.fromYProperty()
Specifies the start Y scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.fromYProperty()
Specifies the start Y coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.fromZProperty()
Specifies the start Z scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.fromZProperty()
Specifies the start Z coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
Animation.rateProperty()
Defines the direction/speed at which the
Animation is expected to
be played. |
DoubleProperty |
RotateTransition.toAngleProperty()
Specifies the stop angle value for this
RotateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
FadeTransition.toValueProperty()
Specifies the stop opacity value for this
FadeTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.toXProperty()
Specifies the stop X scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.toXProperty()
Specifies the stop X coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.toYProperty()
The stop Y scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.toYProperty()
Specifies the stop Y coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
ScaleTransition.toZProperty()
The stop Z scale value of this
ScaleTransition . |
DoubleProperty |
TranslateTransition.toZProperty()
Specifies the stop Z coordinate value of this
TranslateTransition . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DoublePropertyBase
The class
DoublePropertyBase is the base class for a property
wrapping a double value. |
class |
ReadOnlyDoubleWrapper
This class provides a convenient class to define read-only properties.
|
class |
SimpleDoubleProperty
This class provides a full implementation of a
Property wrapping a
double value. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static DoubleProperty |
DoubleProperty.doubleProperty(Property<Double> property)
Returns a
DoubleProperty that wraps a
Property and is
bidirectionally bound to it. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JavaBeanDoubleProperty
A
JavaBeanDoubleProperty provides an adapter between a regular
Java Bean property of type double or Double and a JavaFX
DoubleProperty . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SimpleStyleableDoubleProperty
This class extends
SimpleDoubleProperty and provides a full
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
class |
StyleableDoubleProperty
This class extends
DoublePropertyBase and provides a partial
implementation of a StyleableProperty . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
Camera.farClipProperty()
Specifies the distance from the eye of the far clipping plane of
this
Camera in the eye coordinate space. |
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveCamera.fieldOfViewProperty()
Specifies the field of view angle of the camera's projection plane,
measured in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
SubScene.heightProperty()
Defines the height of this
SubScene |
DoubleProperty |
Node.layoutXProperty()
Defines the x coordinate of the translation that is added to this
Node 's
transform for the purpose of layout. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.layoutYProperty()
Defines the y coordinate of the translation that is added to this
Node 's
transform for the purpose of layout. |
DoubleProperty |
Camera.nearClipProperty()
Specifies the distance from the eye of the near clipping plane of
this
Camera in the eye coordinate space. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.opacityProperty()
Specifies how opaque (that is, solid) the
Node appears. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.rotateProperty()
Defines the angle of rotation about the
Node 's center, measured in
degrees. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.scaleXProperty()
Defines the factor by which coordinates are scaled about the center of the
object along the X axis of this
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
Node.scaleYProperty()
Defines the factor by which coordinates are scaled about the center of the
object along the Y axis of this
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
Node.scaleZProperty()
Defines the factor by which coordinates are scaled about the center of the
object along the Z axis of this
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
Node.translateXProperty()
Defines the x coordinate of the translation that is added to this
Node 's
transform. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.translateYProperty()
Defines the y coordinate of the translation that is added to this
Node 's
transform. |
DoubleProperty |
Node.translateZProperty()
Defines the Z coordinate of the translation that is added to the
transformed coordinates of this
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
SubScene.widthProperty()
Defines the width of this
SubScene |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
Canvas.heightProperty()
Defines the height of the canvas.
|
DoubleProperty |
Canvas.widthProperty()
Defines the width of the canvas.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected DoubleProperty |
ValueAxis.currentLowerBound
The current value for the lowerBound of this axis, ie min value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
BarChart.barGapProperty()
The gap to leave between bars in the same category
|
DoubleProperty |
BarChart.categoryGapProperty()
The gap to leave between bars in separate categories
|
DoubleProperty |
StackedBarChart.categoryGapProperty()
The gap to leave between bars in separate categories
|
DoubleProperty |
CategoryAxis.endMarginProperty()
The margin between the last tick mark and the axis end
|
DoubleProperty |
PieChart.labelLineLengthProperty()
The length of the line from the outside of the pie to the slice labels.
|
DoubleProperty |
ValueAxis.lowerBoundProperty()
The value for the lower bound of this axis, ie min value.
|
DoubleProperty |
ValueAxis.minorTickLengthProperty()
The length of minor tick mark lines.
|
DoubleProperty |
PieChart.Data.pieValueProperty()
The value of the pie slice
|
DoubleProperty |
PieChart.startAngleProperty()
The angle to start the first pie slice at
|
DoubleProperty |
CategoryAxis.startMarginProperty()
The margin between the axis start and the first tick-mark
|
DoubleProperty |
Axis.tickLabelGapProperty()
The gap between tick labels and the tick mark lines
|
DoubleProperty |
Axis.tickLabelRotationProperty()
Rotation in degrees of tick mark labels from their normal horizontal.
|
DoubleProperty |
Axis.tickLengthProperty()
The length of tick mark lines
|
DoubleProperty |
NumberAxis.tickUnitProperty()
The value between each major tick mark in data units.
|
DoubleProperty |
ValueAxis.upperBoundProperty()
The value for the upper bound of this axis, ie max value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
SpinnerValueFactory.DoubleSpinnerValueFactory.amountToStepByProperty()
Sets the amount to increment or decrement by, per step.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.blockIncrementProperty()
The amount by which to adjust the scrollbar if the track of the bar is
clicked.
|
DoubleProperty |
Slider.blockIncrementProperty()
The amount by which to adjust the slider if the track of the slider is
clicked.
|
DoubleProperty |
ButtonBar.buttonMinWidthProperty()
Specifies the minimum width of all buttons placed in this button bar.
|
DoubleProperty |
ListView.fixedCellSizeProperty()
Specifies whether this control has cells that are a fixed height (of the
specified value).
|
DoubleProperty |
TableView.fixedCellSizeProperty()
Specifies whether this control has cells that are a fixed height (of the
specified value).
|
DoubleProperty |
TreeTableView.fixedCellSizeProperty()
Specifies whether this control has cells that are a fixed height (of the
specified value).
|
DoubleProperty |
TreeView.fixedCellSizeProperty()
Specifies whether this control has cells that are a fixed height (of the
specified value).
|
DoubleProperty |
Labeled.graphicTextGapProperty()
The amount of space between the graphic and text
|
DoubleProperty |
Tooltip.graphicTextGapProperty()
The amount of space between the graphic and text
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.hmaxProperty()
The maximum allowable
hvalue for this ScrollPane. |
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.hminProperty()
The minimum allowable
hvalue for this ScrollPane. |
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.hvalueProperty()
The current horizontal scroll position of the ScrollPane.
|
DoubleProperty |
Labeled.lineSpacingProperty()
Specifies the space in pixel between lines.
|
DoubleProperty |
Slider.majorTickUnitProperty()
The unit distance between major tick marks.
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.maxHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed maximum height.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.maxProperty()
The maximum value represented by this
ScrollBar . |
DoubleProperty |
Slider.maxProperty()
The maximum value represented by this Slider.
|
DoubleProperty |
SpinnerValueFactory.DoubleSpinnerValueFactory.maxProperty()
Sets the maximum allowable value for this value factory
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.maxWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed maximum width.
|
DoubleProperty |
TableColumnBase.maxWidthProperty()
The maximum width the table column is permitted to be resized to.
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.minHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed minimum height.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.minProperty()
The minimum value represented by this
ScrollBar . |
DoubleProperty |
Slider.minProperty()
The minimum value represented by this Slider.
|
DoubleProperty |
SpinnerValueFactory.DoubleSpinnerValueFactory.minProperty()
Sets the minimum allowable value for this value factory
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.minViewportHeightProperty()
Specify the minimum height of the ScrollPane Viewport.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.minViewportWidthProperty()
Specify the minimum width of the ScrollPane Viewport.
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.minWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed minimum width.
|
DoubleProperty |
TableColumnBase.minWidthProperty()
The minimum width the table column is permitted to be resized to.
|
DoubleProperty |
SplitPane.Divider.positionProperty()
Represents the location where the divider should ideally be
positioned, between 0.0 and 1.0 (inclusive).
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.prefHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed preferred height.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.prefViewportHeightProperty()
Specify the preferred height of the ScrollPane Viewport.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.prefViewportWidthProperty()
Specify the perferred width of the ScrollPane Viewport.
|
DoubleProperty |
PopupControl.prefWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the control's computed preferred width.
|
DoubleProperty |
TableColumnBase.prefWidthProperty()
The preferred width of the TableColumn.
|
DoubleProperty |
ProgressIndicator.progressProperty()
The actual progress of the ProgressIndicator.
|
DoubleProperty |
TextArea.scrollLeftProperty()
The number of pixels by which the content is horizontally
scrolled.
|
DoubleProperty |
TextArea.scrollTopProperty()
The number of pixels by which the content is vertically
scrolled.
|
DoubleProperty |
TabPane.tabMaxHeightProperty()
The maximum height of the tabs in the TabPane.
|
DoubleProperty |
TabPane.tabMaxWidthProperty()
The maximum width of the tabs in the TabPane.
|
DoubleProperty |
TabPane.tabMinHeightProperty()
The minimum height of the tab.
|
DoubleProperty |
TabPane.tabMinWidthProperty()
The minimum width of the tabs in the TabPane.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.unitIncrementProperty()
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.valueProperty()
The current value represented by this
ScrollBar . |
DoubleProperty |
Slider.valueProperty()
The current value represented by this Slider.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollBar.visibleAmountProperty()
Visible amount of the scrollbar's range, typically represented by
the size of the scroll bar's thumb.
|
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.vmaxProperty()
The maximum allowable
vvalue for this ScrollPane. |
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.vminProperty()
The minimum allowable
vvalue for this ScrollPane. |
DoubleProperty |
ScrollPane.vvalueProperty()
The current vertical scroll position of the ScrollPane.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
MotionBlur.angleProperty()
The angle of the motion effect, in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Distant.azimuthProperty()
The azimuth of the light.
|
DoubleProperty |
Reflection.bottomOpacityProperty()
The bottom opacity value, which is the opacity of the reflection
at its bottom extreme.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorAdjust.brightnessProperty()
The brightness adjustment value.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.chokeProperty()
The choke of the shadow.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorAdjust.contrastProperty()
The contrast adjustment value.
|
DoubleProperty |
Lighting.diffuseConstantProperty()
The diffuse constant.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Distant.elevationProperty()
The elevation of the light.
|
DoubleProperty |
Reflection.fractionProperty()
The fraction of the input that is visible in the reflection.
|
DoubleProperty |
BoxBlur.heightProperty()
The vertical dimension of the blur effect.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorInput.heightProperty()
Sets the height of the region to be flooded, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.heightProperty()
The vertical size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.heightProperty()
The vertical size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shadow.heightProperty()
The vertical size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorAdjust.hueProperty()
The hue adjustment value.
|
DoubleProperty |
Glow.levelProperty()
The level value, which controls the intensity of the glow effect.
|
DoubleProperty |
SepiaTone.levelProperty()
The level value, which controls the intensity of the sepia effect.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.llxProperty()
The x coordinate of the output location onto which the lower left
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.llyProperty()
The y coordinate of the output location onto which the lower left
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.lrxProperty()
The x coordinate of the output location onto which the lower right
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.lryProperty()
The y coordinate of the output location onto which the lower right
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
DisplacementMap.offsetXProperty()
The offset by which all x coordinate offset values in the
FloatMap are displaced after they are scaled. |
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.offsetXProperty()
The shadow offset in the x direction, in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.offsetXProperty()
The shadow offset in the x direction, in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
DisplacementMap.offsetYProperty()
The offset by which all y coordinate offset values in the
FloatMap are displaced after they are scaled. |
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.offsetYProperty()
The shadow offset in the y direction, in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.offsetYProperty()
The shadow offset in the y direction, in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Blend.opacityProperty()
The opacity value, which is modulated with the top input prior
to blending.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Spot.pointsAtXProperty()
The x coordinate of the direction vector for this light.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Spot.pointsAtYProperty()
The y coordinate of the direction vector for this light.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Spot.pointsAtZProperty()
The z coordinate of the direction vector for this light.
|
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.radiusProperty()
The radius of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
GaussianBlur.radiusProperty()
The radius of the blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.radiusProperty()
The radius of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
MotionBlur.radiusProperty()
The radius of the blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shadow.radiusProperty()
The radius of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorAdjust.saturationProperty()
The saturation adjustment value.
|
DoubleProperty |
DisplacementMap.scaleXProperty()
The scale factor by which all x coordinate offset values in the
FloatMap are multiplied. |
DoubleProperty |
DisplacementMap.scaleYProperty()
The scale factor by which all y coordinate offset values in the
FloatMap are multiplied. |
DoubleProperty |
Lighting.specularConstantProperty()
The specular constant.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Spot.specularExponentProperty()
The specular exponent, which controls the focus of this
light source.
|
DoubleProperty |
Lighting.specularExponentProperty()
The specular exponent.
|
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.spreadProperty()
The spread of the shadow.
|
DoubleProperty |
Lighting.surfaceScaleProperty()
The surface scale factor.
|
DoubleProperty |
Bloom.thresholdProperty()
The threshold value controls the minimum luminosity value of
the pixels that will be made to glow.
|
DoubleProperty |
Reflection.topOffsetProperty()
The top offset adjustment, which is the distance between the
bottom of the input and the top of the reflection.
|
DoubleProperty |
Reflection.topOpacityProperty()
The top opacity value, which is the opacity of the reflection
at its top extreme.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.ulxProperty()
The x coordinate of the output location onto which the upper left
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.ulyProperty()
The y coordinate of the output location onto which the upper left
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.urxProperty()
The x coordinate of the output location onto which the upper right
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
PerspectiveTransform.uryProperty()
The y coordinate of the output location onto which the upper right
corner of the source is mapped.
|
DoubleProperty |
BoxBlur.widthProperty()
The horizontal dimension of the blur effect.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorInput.widthProperty()
Sets the width of the region to be flooded, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
DropShadow.widthProperty()
The horizontal size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
InnerShadow.widthProperty()
The horizontal size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shadow.widthProperty()
The horizontal size of the shadow blur kernel.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorInput.xProperty()
Sets the x location of the region to be flooded, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
ImageInput.xProperty()
Sets the x location of the source image, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
Light.Point.xProperty()
The x coordinate of the light position.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColorInput.yProperty()
Sets the y location of the region to be flooded, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
ImageInput.yProperty()
Sets the y location of the source image, relative to the
local coordinate space of the content
Node . |
DoubleProperty |
Light.Point.yProperty()
The y coordinate of the light position.
|
DoubleProperty |
Light.Point.zProperty()
The z coordinate of the light position.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
ImageView.fitHeightProperty()
The height of the bounding box within which the source image is resized
as necessary to fit.
|
DoubleProperty |
ImageView.fitWidthProperty()
The width of the bounding box within which the source image is resized as
necessary to fit.
|
DoubleProperty |
ImageView.xProperty()
The current x coordinate of the
ImageView origin. |
DoubleProperty |
ImageView.yProperty()
The current y coordinate of the
ImageView origin. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
FlowPane.hgapProperty()
The amount of horizontal space between each node in a horizontal flowpane
or the space between columns in a vertical flowpane.
|
DoubleProperty |
GridPane.hgapProperty()
The width of the horizontal gaps between columns.
|
DoubleProperty |
TilePane.hgapProperty()
The amount of horizontal space between each tile in a row.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.maxHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed maximum height.
|
DoubleProperty |
RowConstraints.maxHeightProperty()
The maximum height for the row.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColumnConstraints.maxWidthProperty()
The maximum width for the column.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.maxWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed maximum width.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.minHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed minimum height.
|
DoubleProperty |
RowConstraints.minHeightProperty()
The minimum height for the row.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColumnConstraints.minWidthProperty()
The minimum width for the column.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.minWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed minimum width.
|
DoubleProperty |
RowConstraints.percentHeightProperty()
The height percentage of the row.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColumnConstraints.percentWidthProperty()
The width percentage of the column.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.prefHeightProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed preferred height.
|
DoubleProperty |
RowConstraints.prefHeightProperty()
The preferred height for the row.
|
DoubleProperty |
TilePane.prefTileHeightProperty()
The preferred height of each tile.
|
DoubleProperty |
TilePane.prefTileWidthProperty()
The preferred width of each tile.
|
DoubleProperty |
ColumnConstraints.prefWidthProperty()
The preferred width for the column.
|
DoubleProperty |
Region.prefWidthProperty()
Property for overriding the region's computed preferred width.
|
DoubleProperty |
FlowPane.prefWrapLengthProperty()
The preferred width where content should wrap in a horizontal flowpane or
the preferred height where content should wrap in a vertical flowpane.
|
DoubleProperty |
HBox.spacingProperty()
The amount of horizontal space between each child in the hbox.
|
DoubleProperty |
VBox.spacingProperty()
The amount of vertical space between each child in the vbox.
|
DoubleProperty |
FlowPane.vgapProperty()
The amount of vertical space between each node in a vertical flowpane
or the space between rows in a horizontal flowpane.
|
DoubleProperty |
GridPane.vgapProperty()
The height of the vertical gaps between rows.
|
DoubleProperty |
TilePane.vgapProperty()
The amount of vertical space between each tile in a column.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
MediaPlayer.audioSpectrumIntervalProperty()
The interval between spectrum updates in seconds.
|
DoubleProperty |
AudioClip.balanceProperty()
The relative left and right volume levels of the clip.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaPlayer.balanceProperty()
The balance, or left-right setting, of the audio output.
|
DoubleProperty |
EqualizerBand.bandwidthProperty()
Bandwidth of the band in Hertz.
|
DoubleProperty |
EqualizerBand.centerFrequencyProperty()
Center frequency of the band in Hertz.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaView.fitHeightProperty()
Determines the height of the bounding box within which the source media is
resized as necessary to fit.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaView.fitWidthProperty()
Determines the width of the bounding box within which the source media is
resized as necessary to fit.
|
DoubleProperty |
EqualizerBand.gainProperty()
The gain to be applied to the frequencies of this band.
|
DoubleProperty |
AudioClip.panProperty()
The relative "center" of the clip.
|
DoubleProperty |
AudioClip.rateProperty()
The relative rate at which the clip is played.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaPlayer.rateProperty()
The rate at which the media should be played.
|
DoubleProperty |
AudioClip.volumeProperty()
The relative volume level at which the clip is played.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaPlayer.volumeProperty()
The volume at which the media should be played.
|
DoubleProperty |
MediaView.xProperty()
Defines the current x coordinate of the
MediaView origin. |
DoubleProperty |
MediaView.yProperty()
Defines the current y coordinate of the
MediaView origin. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
PhongMaterial.specularPowerProperty()
The specular power of this
PhongMaterial . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.arcHeightProperty()
Defines the vertical diameter of the arc
at the four corners of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.arcWidthProperty()
Defines the horizontal diameter of the arc
at the four corners of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.centerXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the center point of the arc.
|
DoubleProperty |
Circle.centerXProperty()
Defines the horizontal position of the center of the circle in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Ellipse.centerXProperty()
Defines the horizontal position of the center of the ellipse in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.centerYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the center point of the arc.
|
DoubleProperty |
Circle.centerYProperty()
Defines the vertical position of the center of the circle in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Ellipse.centerYProperty()
Defines the vertical position of the center of the ellipse in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.controlX1Property()
Defines the X coordinate of the first control point
of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.controlX1Property()
Defines the X coordinate of the first Bézier control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.controlX2Property()
Defines the X coordinate of the second control point
of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.controlX2Property()
Defines the X coordinate of the second Bézier control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.controlXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the control point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurveTo.controlXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the quadratic control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.controlY1Property()
Defines the Y coordinate of the first control point
of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.controlY1Property()
Defines the Y coordinate of the first Bézier control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.controlY2Property()
Defines the Y coordinate of the second control point
of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.controlY2Property()
Defines the Y coordinate of the second Bézier control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.controlYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the control point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurveTo.controlYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the quadratic control point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Box.depthProperty()
Defines the depth or the Z dimension of the Box.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.endXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the end point of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Line.endXProperty()
The X coordinate of the end point of the line segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.endXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the end point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.endYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the end point of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Line.endYProperty()
The Y coordinate of the end point of the line segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.endYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the end point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Box.heightProperty()
Defines the height or the Y dimension of the Box.
|
DoubleProperty |
Cylinder.heightProperty()
Defines the height or the Y dimension of the Cylinder.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.heightProperty()
Defines the height of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.lengthProperty()
Defines the angular extent of the arc in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
Circle.radiusProperty()
Defines the radius of the circle in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Cylinder.radiusProperty()
Defines the radius in the Z plane of the Cylinder.
|
DoubleProperty |
Sphere.radiusProperty()
Defines the radius of the Sphere.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.radiusXProperty()
Defines the overall width (horizontal radius) of the full ellipse
of which this arc is a partial section.
|
DoubleProperty |
ArcTo.radiusXProperty()
The horizontal radius to use for the arc.
|
DoubleProperty |
Ellipse.radiusXProperty()
Defines the width of the ellipse in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.radiusYProperty()
Defines the overall height (vertical radius) of the full ellipse
of which this arc is a partial section.
|
DoubleProperty |
ArcTo.radiusYProperty()
The vertical radius to use for the arc.
|
DoubleProperty |
Ellipse.radiusYProperty()
Defines the height of the ellipse in pixels.
|
DoubleProperty |
Arc.startAngleProperty()
Defines the starting angle of the arc in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.startXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the start point of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Line.startXProperty()
The X coordinate of the start point of the line segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.startXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the start point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurve.startYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the start point of the cubic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Line.startYProperty()
The Y coordinate of the start point of the line segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurve.startYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the start point
of the quadratic curve segment.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shape.strokeDashOffsetProperty()
Defines a distance specified in user coordinates that represents
an offset into the dashing pattern.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shape.strokeMiterLimitProperty()
Defines the limit for the
StrokeLineJoin.MITER line join style. |
DoubleProperty |
Shape.strokeWidthProperty()
Defines a square pen line width.
|
DoubleProperty |
Box.widthProperty()
Defines the width or the X dimension of the Box.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.widthProperty()
Defines the width of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
ArcTo.XAxisRotationProperty()
The x-axis rotation in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
ArcTo.xProperty()
The x coordinate to arc to.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the final end point.
|
DoubleProperty |
HLineTo.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate.
|
DoubleProperty |
LineTo.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate.
|
DoubleProperty |
MoveTo.xProperty()
Defines the specified X coordinate.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurveTo.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the final end point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the upper-left corner of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
ArcTo.yProperty()
The y coordinate to arc to.
|
DoubleProperty |
CubicCurveTo.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the final end point.
|
DoubleProperty |
LineTo.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate.
|
DoubleProperty |
MoveTo.yProperty()
Defines the specified Y coordinate.
|
DoubleProperty |
QuadCurveTo.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the final end point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rectangle.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the rectangle.
|
DoubleProperty |
VLineTo.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
Text.lineSpacingProperty()
Defines the vertical space in pixel between lines.
|
DoubleProperty |
TextFlow.lineSpacingProperty()
Defines the vertical space in pixel between lines.
|
DoubleProperty |
Text.wrappingWidthProperty()
Defines a width constraint for the text in user space coordinates,
e.g.
|
DoubleProperty |
Text.xProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of text origin.
|
DoubleProperty |
Text.yProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of text origin.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleProperty |
Rotate.angleProperty()
Defines the angle of rotation measured in degrees.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mxxProperty()
Defines the X coordinate scaling element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mxyProperty()
Defines the XY coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mxzProperty()
Defines the XZ coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.myxProperty()
Defines the YX coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.myyProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate scaling element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.myzProperty()
Defines the YZ coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mzxProperty()
Defines the ZX coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mzyProperty()
Defines the ZY coordinate element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.mzzProperty()
Defines the Z coordinate scaling element of the 3x4 matrix.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rotate.pivotXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the rotation pivot point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Scale.pivotXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate about which point the scale occurs.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shear.pivotXProperty()
Defines the X coordinate of the shear pivot point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rotate.pivotYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the rotation pivot point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Scale.pivotYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate about which point the scale occurs.
|
DoubleProperty |
Shear.pivotYProperty()
Defines the Y coordinate of the shear pivot point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Rotate.pivotZProperty()
Defines the Z coordinate of the rotation pivot point.
|
DoubleProperty |
Scale.pivotZProperty()
Defines the Z coordinate about which point the scale occurs.
|
DoubleProperty |
Affine.txProperty()
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DOGMA *** (out of four) -a review by Bill Chambers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Shampoo + Conditioner in one website! Film Freak Central - http://filmfreakcentral.net .....DVD reviews, contests, and more... Now on a high speed server!)
starring Linda Fiorentino, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Chris Rock written and directed by Kevin Smith
Linda Fiorentino disappeared off the radar after a deservedly heralded turn in the cable pic The Last Seduction, and her being cast as Dogma's lead is nothing short of inexplicable. She's still in fine form as Bethany, an abortion clinic worker who's lost her faith. One night, a visitor from heaven makes a fiery entrance in Bethany's bedroom. He is Metatron (Alan Rickman), the voice of God, and he needs her help: she must stop two fallen angels from entering a New Jersey church-the fate of the universe depends on it. God would do it Him/Herself, but He/She is...missing, having taken up human form somewhere on Earth never to be heard from again.
Bethany is joined on her road trip to the Garden State by the "prophets" Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Kevin Smith, doing double-duty), the slacker minstrels who have appeared in all of Smith's films thus far. At some point, Rock drops naked out of the sky as Rufus, the undocumented (and very black) "thirteenth apostle", and offers his assistance, as does divine stripper Serendipity (Salma Hayek). It's a wild ride.
They're in pursuit of Loki and Bartleby (Damon and Affleck, respectively-this is probably the sharpest either has ever been), who were banished from heaven to Wisconsin and have discovered a dogmatic loophole that will enable their return. Loki decides to wreak havoc along the way with the knowledge that his sins will be absolved at the pearly gates. At one point, he terrorizes a boardroom full of suits with an angry combination of words and bullets.  Wings of Desire this ain't.
Since debuting with Clerks, Smith has grown as a director, particularly in terms of working with actors. (Chris Rock is this film's only weak link-between jokes, he's wooden.) His no-frills visual style hasn't changed much over the years, though (Dogma's widescreen compositions at least have blockbuster affectations), nor has his writing-his characters still sit around delivering one caustic, hilarious speech after another. Dogma chips away at big religious issues-namely, the hypocrisy that accompanies any organized system of beliefs-eloquently and articulately, but a few of the monologues sound too much like blatant exposition. As well, the verbal introduction of each new person seems to take forever.
Any movie with this much weighty talk would have a hard time maintaining momentum (Hurlyburly, anyone?), and eventually Dogma's pacing goes slack. A long diatribe from Bartleby late in the game, in which he laments the destiny of celestial beings, comes at a point when we've heard enough. Because his change of heart (Bartleby is initially the good cop to Loki's bad) drives the climax, said rant is given a great deal of screen time. Sure, Affleck deserved a big moment (Damon steals their scenes together prior), but it ultimately makes the film and us feel bloated.
Like Tarantino, Smith was a video-age sponge who became a sample-mad indie filmmaker. Dogma pays welcome homage to an eclectic batch of movies, including Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, with Silent Bob doing his best Harrison Ford, and Weird Science-a shit demon attacks our heroes! Smith also has a kitchen sink brand of humour: his dexterous maneuvering between the satirical (a Cardinal played by George Carlin attempts to mount a publicity campaign with the slogan "Catholicism Wow!") and the scatalogical ensures that no lover of comedy will leave Dogma feeling malnourished. I bust(ed?) a gut on several occasions. Proceedings also get off on the right foot with the opening with the funniest disclaimer ever.
It's a disclaimer unlikely to put protestors at ease, for to read it, one actually has to see Dogma. The prerelease ballyhoo is in the tradition of The Last Temptation of Christ's, Martin Scorsese's 1988 adaptation of Nikos Kazantzakis' controversial novel, in that it is not directly linked to the picture's content but to rumours and heresy. There's a famous anecdote about Fletch director Michael Ritchie inviting picketers of The Last Temptation of Christ into a screening on his dime, just so they could know for certain what they were rallying against. (Not one of them had watched it.) Every single person refused.
Smith and Scorsese have a lot in common, and so do the two films in question, because both Smith's Bethany and Scorsese's Jesus are hollow shells without their faith. In fact, Dogma's denouement (which follows a thrilling showdown that's worth the wait) is a Catholic love-in, a veritable recruitment poster. (I felt sentimental about a religion I don't belong to. Now that's powerful filmmaking.) Smith is nothing if not sincere about his own devotion to God, and that spirituality shines through. It's enough to make me forgive Dogma for its editorial sins.
My religion is movies. When the Catholic League beats on Dogma for imaginary crimes against a doctrine, in a roundabout way they're attacking what I live for: freedom of expression through celluloid. I therefore feel that, although I'm no Bible-thumper, I'm at least as qualified to criticize Dogma as William Donohue and his followers.
-November, 1999
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GATTACA (Columbia) Starring: Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, Alan Arkin, Jude Law, Loren Dean. Screenplay: Andrew Niccol. Producers: Danny DeVito, Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher. Director: Andrew Niccol.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
GATTACA arrives with the kind of "torn from today's headlines" premise which should guarantee a provocative story. Studies suggesting genetic predispositions for certain medical conditions and stories of cloned animals have generated the uneasy feeling that ethics are trailing science by too wide a margin. On the heels of those stories comes a film about a near-future where genetic determinism has turned America into a de facto caste system. A blood test at birth brands every individual with an incontrovertible marking post of his or her potential; those whose base pairs don't line up quite right (a chance of developing diabetes, perhaps) are relegated to the fringes of society. Parents genetically engineer offspring rather than risking a "faith birth," because spinning the ribonucleic roulette wheel could have Junior designated a janitor before the umbilicus is cut.
Into that world steps Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke), a "faith birth" doomed from the start with myopia and a weak heart. Vincent, however, isn't willing to play by the rules, not when his dream is to enter the space program headquartered at Gattaca. Enter a black marketeer (Tony Shalhoub) whose business is helping the genetically disadvantaged. Vincent is introduced to Jerome Morrow (Jude Law), a stellar genetic specimen who, inconveniently, was rendered parplegic in an auto accident. Thus Vincent and Jerome become a team -- Vincent providing a healthy body for Jerome's identity, and Jerome providing the necessary bodily fluids to validate that identity. There is only one small problem, or rather several million of them: any hair, any cell, any trace of Vincent could betray his true identity as an "invalid."
Writer/director Andrew Niccol does an exceptional job of guiding the feel of this brave new world, from Jan Roelfs' sterile production design to Michael Nyman's restrained score, creating an intriguing backdrop for the exploration of how people deal with externally imposed limitations. The concept works; Niccol's execution of that concept often doesn't. GATTACA ends up reading much better than it plays, though it doesn't play terribly. It's simply an intellectualized film experience, one which attempts to make its point in overly hushed tones.
In principle, that's a noble goal, particularly when some film-makers (who shall remain Oliver Stone) prefer to beat their messages into the back of your head. But GATTACA is framed as a suspense film and a murder mystery -- the unknown "invalid" called Vincent Freeman becomes a suspect when his hair is found where "Jerome Freeman's" boss has been killed -- and Niccol doesn't have a handle on creating the requisite tension. As many times as Vincent is almost discovered in GATTACA, the film rarely gets you caught up in his personal predicament. The subject matter is ready-made for inspiring passionate feeling, discomfort or outrage directed at a social order so contrary to our notions of personal responsibility and freedom. It's not enough for Niccol to give viewers something to nod their heads at in agreement. He should be working harder to make them angry.
It's a particularly frustrating approach because GATTACA is unimpeachable on so many other levels. The performances are rock solid, the production values impeccable, and the script well-stocked with supporting characters who have a chance to learn about themselves through Vincent's determination. It just doesn't _move_; it's a philosophy lesson more than a gripping narrative. GATTACA is well-crafted enough that it could very well leave you thinking. If it left you _feeling_ nearly as much, it might be deserving of its own headlines.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 faded genes: 6.
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| Book of Mormon |
Annotations |
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The commandments of Alma to his son Helaman.
Comprising chapters 36 and 37.
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Chapter 36
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Alma 36 is held out by some as one of the most remarkable
examples of a Hebraic literary device called chiasmus.
“Chiasmus, sometimes called an inverted
parallelism, is a Hebrew literary form where words or ideas are arranged in a
certain order and then repeated in reverse order. This repetition emphasizes
important ideas and words. In addition, the writer’s main idea is often
located at the center of the chiasmus” (Book of Mormon Student Manual for
Religion 121-122 copyrighted 2009, p. 232). Because chiasmus is a Hebraic literary
device, many believers see it evidence of ancient authorship of the Book of
Mormon.
In this chapter I have bolded and underlined the parallels
claimed in the Book of Mormon Student Manual. Each has a superscript letter
matching it with its parallel. (Notice that 80% of the words of Alma 36 are
ignored in order to make the chiastic structure work.) Where I have a comment
about certain claimed parallels, the comment indicates the claimed parallel
by referring to the superscript letter.
For a wonderful satirical piece on “Hebraicisms” like
chiasmus, see “Hebraicisms, Chiasmus, and Other Internal Evidence for Ancient
Authorship in Green Eggs and Ham” by Robert Patterson.
For a more thorough examination of the chiasmus of Alma 36
than I wish to go into, and based on a slightly different claimed matching of
parallels, see (Critique of Alma 36 as an
Extended Chiasm”).
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1 My son, Agive ear to my words;
for I swear unto you, that inasmuch as ye shall Bkeep the
commandments of God ye shall prosper in the land.
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A: “Give ear to my words” is supposed to be parallel with
“this is according to his word” in verse 30. The “his” in verse 30 means
“God’s.” It seems to me the only real parallel one could claim in these
phrases is “words” of verse 1 with “word” of verse 30. As if to highlight how
unimpressive this claimed “hit” is, “word” or “words” is included three more
times in this same chapter (verses 3, 11, and 26).
Also notice the prosperity gospel being preached in this
verse.
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2 I would that ye should Cdo as I have
done, in Dremembering the captivity of our fathers;
for they were in bondage, and none could deliver them except it was
the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob; and Ehe
surely did deliver them in their afflictions.
|
C: “Do as I have done” is supposed to be parallel with “know
as I do know” of verse 30. Why? First of all the verbs are not the same. In
addition, the command to “do” is to remember the captivity of their fathers,
but the command to “know” is to know that if you keep the commandments,
you’ll prosper.
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3 And now, O my son Helaman, behold, thou art in thy
youth, and therefore, I beseech of thee that thou wilt hear my words and
learn of me; for I do know that whosoever shall put their Ftrust
in God shall be Gsupported in their trials, and
their troubles, and their afflictions, and shall be Hlifted
up at the last day.
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F, G, and H:
The order of these alleged parallels doesn’t match.
“F” of verse 3 matches “G” of verse 27,
“G” of verse 3 matches “H” of verse 27, and
“H” of verse 3 matches “F” of verses 27 and 28.
However, in reviewing the Portuguese version of the Book
of Mormon Student Manual, I noticed they changed what phrases were included
in the parallels, and the changes seemed to fix this mismatch. Maybe this
mismatch was just an error that didn’t get caught in the editing process.
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4 And II would not that ye think that I
know of myself—not of the temporal but of the spiritual, not of the
carnal mind Ibut of God.
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5 Now, behold, I say unto you, if I had not been Jborn
of God I should not have known these things; but God has, by the
mouth of his holy angel, made these things known unto me, not of any
worthiness of myself;
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6 For KI went about with the sons
of Mosiah, Kseeking to destroy the church of God;
but behold, God sent his holy angel to stop us by the way.
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Alma 36:6-7
The miracle precedes the faith. This contradicts Ether 12:6, “dispute not
because ye see not, for ye receive no witness until after the trial of your
faith.”

Also K:
“I went about . . . seeking to destroy the church of God”
(verse 6).
vs.

These parallels seem antithetical. Because Alma’s story is
about his conversion, he refers to elements before and after the conversion
that are contrasting as near opposites rather than matching parallels. I
don’t know if that’s how it was done by ancient Hebrews, but I’ll give the
benefit of a doubt that the parallel is that the subject of the parallel
match is the same, even if what is happening to that subject is the opposite.
This happens with L, M, N, and O also.
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7 And behold, he spake unto us, as it were the voice of
thunder, and the whole earth did tremble beneath our feet; and we all fell to
the earth, for the fear of the Lord came upon us.
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Annotation for Alma 36:6-7 above
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8 But behold, the voice said unto me: Arise. And I arose
and stood up, and beheld the angel.
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9 And he said unto me: If thou wilt of thyself be
destroyed, seek no more to destroy the church of God.
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10 And it came to pass that I fell to the earth; and it
was for the space of three days and three nights that I could not open my
mouth, Lneither had I the use of my limbs.
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Alma 36:10-11
Alma is another example of falling to the earth because of astonishment or fear.
Mosiah 27:23 says Alma received strength to move and could
talk after two days and two nights of others fasting. Some critics think this
contradicts Alma 36:10 because it says that Alma could not open his mouth for
three days and three nights. I think the defense of this is robust. The
people fasting for Alma wouldn’t necessarily have started fasting for Alma
right away; they may have started a day after his mouth was shut. Likewise,
though in Mosiah it says Alma could speak after they fasted, it doesn’t say
that he could speak immediately after they ended their fast; it could have
taken a day after the fasting and prayer stopped for him to speak again.
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11 And the angel spake more things unto me, which were
heard by my brethren, but I did not hear them; for when I heard the words—If
thou wilt be destroyed of thyself, seek no more to destroy the church of
God—I was struck with such great fear and amazement lest perhaps I should be
destroyed, that I fell to the earth and I did hear no more.
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Annotation for Alma 36:10-11 above
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12 But I was racked with eternal torment, for my
soul was harrowed up to the greatest degree and racked with all my sins.
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According to D&C 19:6-12 the words “endless” and
“eternal” do not mean without end when it comes to “endless torment” or
“eternal damnation”. These verses in the D&C explain that these words are
used because, “it is more express than other scriptures, that it might work
upon the hearts of the children of men.” When people read these words in the
Book of Mormon, how do they likely understand the words “endless” and
“eternal”? Is this honest communication if D&C 19 reveals the actual
meaning of these words?
In this instance, it is actually clear from the context in
this verse that “eternal torment” does not mean torment without end.
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13 Yea, I did remember all my sins and iniquities, for
which I was tormented with the pains of hell; yea, I saw that I had rebelled
against my God, and that I had not kept his holy commandments.
|
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14 Yea, and I had murdered many of his children, or rather
led them away unto destruction; yea, and in fine so great had been my
iniquities, that the very thought of coming into the presence of my God did
rack my soul with inexpressible horror.
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15 Oh, Mthought I, that I could
be banished and become extinct both soul and body, Mthat I
might not be brought to stand in the presence of my God, to be judged
of my deeds.
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16 And now, for three days and for three nights was I
racked, even with Nthe pains of a damned soul.
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17 And it came to pass that as I was thus racked with
torment, while I was Oharrowed up by the memory of my many
sins, behold, PI remembered also to have
heard my father prophesy unto the people concerning the coming of Pone
Jesus Christ, a Son of God, to atone for the sins of the world.
|
P: The words “I remembered . . . one Jesus Christ, a Son
of God” is the center of the chiasmus, paired with the “I cried within my
heart: O Jesus, thou Son of God” in the next verse. I don’t think it’s clear
why “I remembered” and “I cried with my heart” are considered part of the
parallel. In other words, there’s even less verbiage than claimed that might
seem like a parallel.
|
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18 Now, as my mind caught hold upon this thought, PI
cried within my heart: O Jesus, thou Son of God, have mercy on me,
who am in the gall of bitterness, and am encircled about by the everlasting
chains of death.
|
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19 And now, behold, when I thought this, I could remember
my pains no more; yea, I was Oharrowed up by the memory of
my sins no more.
|
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20 And oh, what joy, and what marvelous light I did
behold; yea, my soul was filled with Njoy as exceeding as
was my pain!
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21 Yea, I say unto you, my son, that there could be
nothing so exquisite and so bitter as were my pains.

These parallels seem antithetical. Because Alma’s story is
about his conversion, he refers to elements before and after the conversion
that are contrasting as near opposites rather than matching parallels. I
don’t know if that’s how it was done by ancient Hebrews, but I’ll give the
benefit of a doubt that the parallel is that the subject of the parallel
match is the same, even if what is happening to that subject is the opposite.
This happens with L, M, N, and O also.
|
|
25 Yea, and now behold, O my son, the Lord doth give me
exceedingly great joy in the fruit of my labors;
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26 For because of the word which he has imparted unto me,
behold, many have been Jborn of God, and have tasted
as I have tasted, and have seen eye to eye as I have seen; therefore they do
know of these things of which I have spoken, as I do know; and Ithe
knowledge which I have is of God.
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27 And I have been Hsupported under
trials and troubles of every kind, yea, and in all manner of Hafflictions;
yea, God has delivered me from prison, and from bonds, and from death; yea,
and I do put my Gtrust in him, and Fhe
will still deliver me.
|
F, G, and H:
The order of these alleged parallels doesn’t match.
“F” of verse 3 matches “G” of verse 27,
“G” of verse 3 matches “H” of verse 27, and
“H” of verse 3 matches “F” of verses 27 and 28.
However, in reviewing the Portuguese version of the Book
of Mormon Student Manual, I noticed they changed what phrases were included
in the parallels, and the changes seemed to fix this mismatch. Maybe this
mismatch was just an error that didn’t get caught in the editing process.
|
|
28 And I know that he Fwill raise me up
at the last day, to dwell with him in glory; yea, and I will praise him
forever, for he has brought our fathers out of Egypt, and he has swallowed up
the Egyptians in the Red Sea; and he led them by his power into the promised
land; yea, and Ehe has delivered them out of bondage and
captivity from time to time.
|
“Mainstream history and archaeology now consider the
Exodus an entirely mythic and fictional narrative put together between the
8th and 5th centuries BCE”
(Evidence for the Exodus).
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29 Yea, and he has also brought our fathers out of the
land of Jerusalem; and he has also, by his everlasting power, delivered them
out of bondage and captivity, from time to time even down to the present day;
and I have always retained in remembrance their captivity; yea, and ye also
ought to Dretain in remembrance, as I have done, Dtheir
captivity.
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30 But behold, my son, this is not all; for ye ought to Cknow
as I do know, that inasmuch as ye shall Bkeep the
commandments of God ye shall prosper in the land; and ye ought to
know also, that inasmuch as ye will not keep the commandments of God ye shall
be cut off from his presence. Now Athis is according to his
word.
|
A: “Give ear to my words” from verse 1 is supposed to be
parallel with “this is according to his word” in verse 30. The “his” in verse
30 means “God’s.” It seems to me the only real parallel one could claim in
these phrases is “words” of verse 1 with “word” of verse 30. As if to
highlight how unimpressive this claimed “hit” is, “word” or “words” is
included three more times in this same chapter (verses 3, 11, and 28).
C: “Do as I have done” of verse 2 is supposed to be
parallel with “know as I do know.” Why? First of all the verbs are not the
same. In addition, the command to “do” is to remember the captivity of their
fathers, but the command to “know” is to know that if you keep the
commandments, you’ll prosper.
Also notice the prosperity gospel being preached in this
verse.
|


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Falaise is the software system for the SuperNEMO experiment. These pages document the usage of the core applications, together with guides on extending their functionality and the full C++ API of the Falaise extension system.
If you're reading this online and don't yet have Falaise installed, an Installation Guide is available. Note that at present Falaise is only supported on POSIX platforms, and even here not all variants are guaranteed to work!
Once you have an install of Falaise, the following pages provide introductions to using and extending the core applications:
Contributions to the core of Falaise are welcome. To begin developing, you should familiarize yourself with the tools, languages and concepts of its architecture and development model.
Documents detailing the use and design of Falaise may be found on under the Related Pages tab if you are reading the HTML documentation, or in the following sections in the printed manual.


Sauti Sol are a Kenyan afro-pop band formed in Nairobi, Kenya by vocalists Bien-Aimé Baraza, Willis Chimano, Savara Mudigi and Polycarp Otieno in 2005.
It initially started as an a capella group.After frequent interaction and interest in diversifying to professional music, they formed the band Sauti.The music group later added, Sol to their name, making their full name Sauti Sol (Voices of the Sun).
In 2006, the band participated in the Spotlight on Kenyan Music competition, hosted by the Alliance française in Nairobi. They were included in the album compilation recording and later got signed to Penya Records. Sauti Sol released their debut studio album Mwanzo on 4 August 2009, via their record label Penya Records, to critical acclaim, and followed up with their second studio album Sol Filosofia two years later
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Polycarp Otieno is a guitarist and producer. His signature style – guitar riffs blends with the group’s mix of soulful vocal harmonies and drum rhythm. His love for the guitar started early when he attended free guitar lessons at All Saints Cathedral.
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Savara Mudigi is a vocalist, percussionist, drummer and producer. His versatility in the band has played an instrumental role during tour and in the establishment on their imprint label: Sauti Sol Entertainment.


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Hazelcast provides a very nice set of features for distributed caching (which is what we use it for with L2 caching) plus "Data grid" features.
My expectation is that most people will prefer client/server mode with use of near caches.
We can use Hazelcast in client/server
mode which means that our application uses a
Hazelcast client
to talk to a Hazelcast cluster (of servers).
In this mode the bean cache data is partitioned across all the Hazelcast servers in the cluster
and not in our application. We can choose to use a near cache
for some or all of our bean
types and in doing so improve performance (by having local data) but increase memory footprint in our
application (as it now holds some cache data).
For client/server mode the configuration file should be a hazelcast-client.xml
In server mode our application starts a Hazelcast server instance
which is a full fledged member
of the Hazelcast cluster. This means that it will hold data etc.
For server mode the configuration file should be a hazelcast.xml
.
Add a dependency to ebean-hazelcast
. When Ebean starts ebean-hazelcast is
automatically registered as the L2 cache implementation.
During development and testing it is often useful to disable the use of the l2 cache.
## disable use of L2 cache (for dev / testing etc) ebean.disableL2Cache=true
Hazelcast will operate without any configuration but typically you will want to add a hazelcast-client.xml
or hazelcast.xml
configuration for client/server or server mode respectively.
In hazelcast-client.xml you can specify the use of near cache
for example which is a common need.
You can programmatically configure Hazelcast by creating an instance of Hazelcast ClientConfig
or
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and setting it via:
ClientConfig configuration = ...; serverConfig.setServiceObject("hazelcastConfiguration", configuration);
If this configuration instance is passed in Ebean will use it to configure a Hazelcast client or server instance. Otherwise it will use default configuration and Hazelcast will automatically search for and use the xml configuration files.